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    It is a good Rose, but one that failed miserably in my garden, possibly due to the light soil, years ago.:dunno::wallbanging:
     
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    I wanted red repeating climber. Chosen Florentina after a long research. Looking forward to see it flowering in real life this summer. Mine from classicroses.co.uk. they have plenty of varieties to research.
     
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      :) btw fence is looking nice and neat for me.
       
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          That's ideal! Now you've just got the fun part to do....choosing which roses to plant :-)
           
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            Dreaming, one day I have this view in my garden. Is it your plant on pic1?
             
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              No, I don't have Florentine but I do have.....

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                Rosa Compassion is a very strong grower. It's new growth very quickly matures and becomes thick. From experience. I'd suggest, for the first season or two. Foget all the hype about pruning. Watch the growth, select leaders that are going your way, and cut accordingly. This is such a great rose. Make every attempt at filling the center of the plant first and gradually take control of future growth.

                A quick word about black spot and any other problems your roses are listed as being susceptible. Keep the soil/compost at ground level, clean. Spray well before any signs of trouble. To spray already infected leaves/ground is just pouring your money down the drain. If affected leaves etc. Be drasitic , cut and burn.
                 
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                  So now I need to know how to prepare that border for the roses going in. There is one fabulous apple tree and a lot of daffs and snowdrops in there, that's all I can see so far. What do I need to add before the roses go in? And TY for your good and patient help.
                  Mike Allen I'm sorry I didnt see yr reply. I have always in the past sprayed hell out of diseased plants, I thought that was what you did. I won't any more!
                   
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                    Well, a handful of Blood, Fish and Bonemeal, mixed in the planting hole, won't go amiss, fumanchu.:coffee:
                     
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                      On Ebay spending the rent money as we speak! :biggrin::biggrin:
                       
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                        Have picked 3 roses from ebay. Ebay because I'm short of money this month - next month I might buy more, or go onto DA site. The ones I picked are :
                        mme alfred carriere
                        heaven scent
                        handel
                        I hope these meet with the panel's approval :biggrin::biggrin:
                         
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                        Rose Handel
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                        • Other common namesrose [Händel]

                        • SynonymsRosa 'Macha'
                          Rosa 'Climbing Handel'

                        • FamilyRosaceae

                        • GenusRosa can be deciduous or semi-evergreen shrubs or scrambling climbers, with usually thorny stems bearing compound pinnate leaves and solitary or clustered flowers. Flowers may be followed by showy red or purple fruits in some varieties.

                        • Horticultural GroupClimbing roses are vigorous shrubs with thorny stems and large, solitary or clustered, often fragrant, usually remontant flowers


                        • Details[Händel] is a vigorous medium-sized climber with upright dark stems and glossy, dark foliage. Slightly scented, double flowers 8cm in width have white petals broadly edged with rose-pink from summer to autumn

                        • Rose Heaven Scent
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                        Peony Rose Heaven Scent: A gorgeous, feminine mid pink bloom. The fragrance is strong and the flowers last well. A good variety for beginners as it is easy to establish and will flower within two years. #PeonyRoses #Roses

                        Madame Alfred Carriere
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                          • Other common namesrose 'Madame Alfred Carrière'
                          • FamilyRosaceae
                          • GenusRosa can be deciduous or semi-evergreen shrubs or scrambling climbers, with usually thorny stems bearing compound pinnate leaves and solitary or clustered flowers. Flowers may be followed by showy red or purple fruits in some varieties.
                          • Horticultural GroupNoisette roses are smooth-stemmed climbers with glossy foliage and clusters of slightly fragrant double flowers in flushes from summer to autumn
                          • Details'Madame Alfred Carrière' is a vigorous, almost thornless large climber to 5m, with light green foliage and double, very fragrant, blush-tinted creamy-white flowers to 10cm in width, continuously blooming in summer and autumn
                         
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                          Super, fumanchu! Just a tip...don't prune Handel too severely. It doesn't seem to take kindly to that.
                           
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                            Husband is a very keen pruner.. I will remember this and kill him if it dies.
                             
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