How many roses are you ordering for spring? (which ones)
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Comments (52)On the Rooter Pots: Susan4952 -- no, these rooter pots are not for "bands." Basically, it's just a way to make a new plant of fairly good size quickly from a plant that you already have a full grown specimen of. It would not work on a small limb or a "band" size plant. A 3/8 inch cane is probably the minimum diameter you would want to work with. You can use up to about a 5/8 inch cane. Seil and TNY78 -- you DO make a cut in the cambium layer all the way around the cane that passes through the rooter pot -- yes, all the way around -- and you DO remove the cambium layer, down to the white wood for a length of about 1/2 inch. I know that sounds like it is girdling the plant and would kill the top part, but it doesn't do that in practice. I've tried it both ways -- part girdling and full girdling, and the full girdling method works best. And I do put a thick gel-type rooting hormone on the cut part. And then it just takes considerable patience for it to do its thing, while you are making weekly inspections to make sure there is still water in the reservoir. I use a turkey baster to refill the reservoir. And as you can see in my picture in the prior post, I use 3 bamboo stakes around each rooter pot to keep it from sliding down the stem it is on, and to keep that cane from falling over from the weight of the rooter pot. The advantage of a rooter pot over starting a cutting is that you get a larger than band size plant the first season, because you are using a bigger stem to start with than a band would be started with. Kathy...See MoreRose orders: which rose are you most looking forward to receiving
Comments (27)Funny you should say that you expect most people to say, "all of them"; that's exactly what I was thinking. Ok. If I have to narrow it down a bit, I think the roses I'm most excited about getting are Eugenie Guinoisseau (I've been wanting a moss and this is the one I'm trying), Lullaby (sounds beautiful), Madame Cornelissen (been looking forward to this one for a while), and Duchesse de Grammont(been wanting this one for who knows how long). How's that for a narrowed list? I didn't even include Adam, Madame Wagram or Anne Marie de Montravel all of which I'm very excited about. There are more but I'm really trying to keep with the spirit of the original post....See MoreWhich miniatures do you grow? How many now?
Comments (54)I have a collection of Award of Excellence Roses. I have been collecting them since 1982. Let me first list those I cannot find anywhere which have succumbed to old age (I need cuttings for these.) White Angel Lavender Lace Gloriglo Zinger Holy Toledo NightHawk Centerpiece Suzy Regine Lemon Gems Applause Playgold Ruby Jingle Bells That seems like a long list of needs but 20 years of Lttle League and Bobby Sox can really get in the way of tending roses. Here are what I have available for trade cuttings sent using the burrito method: Baby Eclipse Red Cascade Jeanne Lejoie Life Lines Center Gold Old Glory Heavenly Days Dee Bennett Tipper Jim Dandy Jean Kenneally Rainbow's End Sequoia Gold Ring of Fire Black Jade Winsome Little Jackie Hot Shot Julie Ann Party Girl Cornsilk Cupcake Valerie Jeanne Snow Bride Hombre Pacesetter Peaches n Cream Red Flush Puppy Love Pink Petticoat Rise n Shine Humdinger Avandel Hula Girl Starglo Toy Clown Sherri Ann Beauty Secret Mary Marshall Judy Fischer Over the Rainbow Hot Tamale Email me if you want to talk more. RC...See MoreHow many books (and which ones) did you read last year?
Comments (16)I read about 2 or 3 books a week depending on the length of them. The only two I read on your list were The Girl on the Train and Orphan Train. I don't keep a list. I do want to read All the Light We Cannot See but don't want to pay that much for it on my Kindle. Our Library is 12 miles away and my eyes have trouble reading a regular book so the Kindle is perfect for me. Rosamunde Pilcher is my favorite author and some of her books were on special for the Kindle last week. I may break down and buy All the Light anyway. lol...See MoreRelated Professionals
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