Climber help please!

Hi Barb Great news :yho:Keep us updated

 

Hi Barb Is there any chance of some photos,It would help If I could see how the Patient is looking:wink: Barb I would repot It It,I am assuming again that It is still In a container at least 18in Diameter and at least 18in deep,Now roses
In Pots just love "John Innes No 3" Thats what I use Its got a soil base.There needs to be plenty of Drainage In the bottom of the Pot ,then raise the Pot up about 2-3 inches above the ground say on some House Bricks and I would mix some slow release fertiliser in with the John Innes No 3 before planting the Rose and water well,It will probably need watering every other day,To give it every chance.:thumb:
But If you really feel that It has Expired (I hate that word:dh You
could always replace It
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[align=left]Your 3 year old Climbing Rose ,Black spot You could try this nothing to lose
Baking Soda


The first is household baking soda. Mix two tablespoons of baking soda into a gallon of water and add one squirt of detergent or soap to the mix. The soap acts as a spreader-sticker to help keep the baking soda on the leaf.

The mix should be sprayed onto the rose leaves â?? both top and bottom â?? to establish an alkaline leaf surface that will prevent the fungus from establishing itself.

This will have to be repeated after a rain as the rain will clean the leaves allowing the fungus a clean leaf to colonize. This mixture will last about a week in normal practice â?? the dew will wash it off and wind action will abrade it. But I am trying out different solutions,but It might take a few Months,But I am on the case:thumb:
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Hi Barb Your most welcome,have a lovely Holiday,The Rose will be alright:thumb: