how many roses you got coming spring 2020 ?
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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 MoreHow do you treat your KO roses in the spring?
Comments (13)Thanks for answering LouisianaGal. Around here we go by the old adage to prune Roses when the Forsythia bloom. I have done that for years and I think it has worked well for me but thanks for the reminder to not get in too much of a hurry. Thanks for the tips! MaryLu, right now I can't tell if there was die back or not. The bushes are still retaining last years dead leaves. I'm sure it will be apparent if and when they start to leaf out anew. I've been using Osmocote for Roses. I've only got these three roses and one other that I thought was dead last year. In Augutst it shot up a new stock and bloomed one large beautiful bloom. It pays to procrastinate. Ha! I'll look for the Mill's Magic Mix the next time I go to the city. I'm sure I won't find it around here. Thanks for the tips! MeMo...See MoreSo, what's everybody got coming this spring??
Comments (175)I missed out on General Gallieni, but to console myself, I instead picked these up at The Celebration of Old Roses: --VINTAGE GARDENS-- Alexander Baronne Henriette de Snoy Belle Isis Cary Grant Gribaldo Nicola Marina VID Mme E Souffrain Mme Lucien Duranthon Old Master VID Orange Velvet --TOM LIGGETT-- Beautiful Blanche "Fay Wolfe" Happenstance Parfum de Blanche Patty Click Red Planet (Precious Platinum ?) --HERITAGE ROSE GROUP-- Arcata Pink Globe Excellenz von Schubert Jude the Obscure Lady Hillingdon, CL Lordly Oberon Mlle Franziska Kruger Miriam Wilkins Rush Sally Holmes Souvenir d'un Ami R. californica X R. eglanteria R. banksia normalis 'single white'...See MoreAnxious about so many bare root roses in spring
Comments (20).Thank you for sharing your best with me (everyone) so, so much. I miss all of you guys. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Just have not been able to join the forum. Well, this must have been the most prescient thing I have ever stated. Those structures we were supposed to build by end of May, I dont know if they will be built by next May. My husband does not want anyone coming over for the foreseeable future until there is more information about infectivity going down. well here are my roses from Regans and Edmunds soaking then after a few weeks they all leafed out but did not look like they were dying: finally got them all potted by mid May after soaking about three weeks At the time of planting they all *seemed* fine. Leafed out in a big way but healthy. Now I think there may be some issues. :( :( :( I am making a separate post. I got a few bare root roses from Plalatine which I planted in ground or in grow bags the next day and those are doing great. I just got my David Austin roses which are now soaking. I will pot them up this weekend. (Not supposed to say this but I think I did get too many roses. There wont be much room left to walk.)...See MoreLilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
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