My Container Roses in GA Spring 2024
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First blooms of spring in GA....NO not roses!
Comments (7)Patricia...I'm not sure since we also had a pretty severe drought here in Ga.too. Mine didn't seem to be bothered too much by it. Thankfully pretty much everything here survived the Easter freeze and then the drought so I'm vey thankful! Now they are forecasting freezing temps for a couple of nights this weekend! AAARGH!!! Everything here thinks it's already spring so lots of new tender growth....See More2022-2024 MY FAVORITE OLD GARDEN ROSES
Comments (403)SoCalGardenNut, Beautiful La Reine! Yay, 5 blooms! She has tge most girgeous blooms & fragrance! Don’t forget to smell her fab fragrance! That’s so exciting that you have a Mme Isaac Pereire! I draw designs of whete ai wish to plant my rosrs so I can look at the design and know which rose is planted thete when I first plant. I keep plastic labels on them, too, if they have them. Eventually I memorize them. Your La Reine doubds very promusibg with 5 blooms! She has really beautiful blooms! I live La Reine & Isaac Pereire! Berry, A 4ft La Reine is wonderful! I am really thinking Zi want to move mine out of it’s pot! Next spring! My La Reine had about 15 blooms first flush. However a ”larger La Reine” will probably have twice as many blooms!...See MoreSpring Pruning 2024
Comments (4)Pruning off dead wood won't hurt them regardless of the temperature. Most roses can handle dips into the 20's without trouble anyway. Go ahead and prune is my advice. Cynthia...See More2024 Spring Swap - Saturday May 4, 2024
Comments (57)Confirming: Lester: Black bearded iris, Cestrum 'Orange Peel,' and Daphne Marianni cuttings for: Sedum 'Angelina,' Campus radicans, Yoya carnose and Jasminum 'Frojas' Brenda: 'My Sleeping Angel' daylily, 4" white iris, and Pulmonaria for: Tiarella, blood root, and rue anemone Rose: Ajuga, Canna 'Bengal Tiger,' and Pulmonaria for: Spanish bluebells, Homestead tomato, and Sweet banana pepper Karen: 4" white iris for: Arisaema Sikokianum seedlings Sabji: Rose of Sharon cuttings, Yellow hellebore and Hellebore seedlings for: Castor beans and hot chili seeds...See Moredavidchance
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