Spreading roses out... Moving them sideways

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  1. newtonuk

    newtonuk Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi All

    Okay, so this year it is fairly evident that I planted my roses too close to each other.

    Effectively what I need to do is shuffle them along a foot or so and move them into the spaces between the roses as they are now.

    X__X__X__X

    X___X___X___X

    Sort of thing.

    Is this okay to do and when is the best time to do it?

    Many thanks

    Rob
     
  2. BobsFuchsias

    BobsFuchsias Gardener

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    Hi Rob
    I would leave them till October/November time or early spring next year, as it's a bit of a hit or a miss trying to re-establishing them at this time of year.
    Bob
     
  3. music

    music Memories Are Made Of This.

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    Hi Newtonuk. I would move them in Autumn ,once they have shed leaves. this will allow roots to to settle in before your bushes grow in spring. :thumbsup:.

    when transplanting add some Bonemeal into the hole,this will release Nutrients slowly.

    Best of luck:WINK1:.
     
  4. newtonuk

    newtonuk Apprentice Gardener

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