Hi,I'm looking for a rooted climbing pinkie rose.My haves list in not updated but I can try to find something in exchange.Debbie

Are these leaves all over the plant or just at the tips of the canes? Have you had any odd temperature changes? Is there something going on with the soil (too wet)? Look on the undersides of the leaves, if there is something that looks like grains of black pepper, those are spider mites. Try shaking the plant, if it is loose, there might be something attacking the roots.

I have seen the baby spiders hatch out and fly off into the great big world. In spring, one a warm sunny day when their is a nice breeze blowing, if you are lucky, you can see them hatch out all at once. There are hundreds, if not thousands of t-tintsy spiders, hardly more than a speck of dust to the naked eye. They shoot out thousands of silken threads and ride off on them in the wind. Birds and frogs gobble them up, but some live and grow and the next year, in late summer you will see them again in your garden - giants by comparison. ogrose, I have quite literally, but certainly by accident, stuck my head into their webs while gardening many times. The spider just scoots over and waits for me to exit. Never had one become aggressive with me. My children used to love them, giving them names. They were greatly influenced by Charlotte's Web. I always taught them to be curious about Nature, but cautious. Look but don't touch. Study it, observe and learn from other creatures. Of course, they often DID touch. :)

Hi there, Gardener! I have a bunch of roses, mostly big climbers..American Pillar, climbing American Beauty, Cramoisi Superieur, Buff Beauty, Mme Alfred Carrierre, Skyrocket, Secret Garden Musk...all cuttings by the way. I also have a great bearded iris, riverboat blues...