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Discussion in 'Retailer Feedback' started by Sheal, Mar 11, 2018.

  1. Sheal

    Sheal Total Gardener

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    Thank you @Pushkin. :thumbsup: I noticed the plants are available in different sizes so I assume £8.49 is the price of the smallest?
     
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      @Sheal I'll post a picture of what I receive.
       
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        Thanks Pushkin. :)
         
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          I've used Rumwoods and Peter Beales. Both reliable. Most nurseries pot up bare root stocks as the new season gets close. Such recently potted roses are best left until June or later before planting to open ground. This allows time for roots to bond with the potting compost.
           
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