Transplanting 9 David Austin Roses!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Aibrean
Beautiful rose shrubbery! Quick question; my raspberry canes were all beginning to bud up, but I had not Ever pruned them, so I cut them down to about 10 or 15 cm above their soil. They had been covered with compost late fall and goat manure earlier this year. Do you think they will be okay? 5 are red early raspberry and 2 are late blooming golden raspberry.
All of that and I am living vicariously through you! Roses do not grow here!
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Beautiful rose shrubbery! Quick question; my raspberry canes were all beginning to bud up, but I had not Ever pruned them, so I cut them down to about 10 or 15 cm above their soil. They had been covered with compost late fall and goat manure earlier this year. Do you think they will be okay? 5 are red early raspberry and 2 are late blooming golden raspberry.
All of that and I am living vicariously through you! Roses do not grow here!
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Kathy
Oh I can't wait to see what this row of roses are going to look like when they bloom. I love this garden that you planted them in and I have been anxiously waiting for you to plant more in this area. Why not plant some smaller roses that don't get that big in the area between the brick walkway and the driveway with companion plants around them and benches like you said. That would be beautiful!
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Oh I can't wait to see what this row of roses are going to look like when they bloom. I love this garden that you planted them in and I have been anxiously waiting for you to plant more in this area. Why not plant some smaller roses that don't get that big in the area between the brick walkway and the driveway with companion plants around them and benches like you said. That would be beautiful!
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sisi
Oh my goodness Laura
totally didn't expect how to transplant roses lol
I have two rose plants a white and red on the edge of my fence and don't have the guts to to pull them out. I've been taking cutting and planting them elsewhere. I was gasping at how you dug them out, lol so I'm going to transplant to a more favorable spot and feel good about it
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Oh my goodness Laura
totally didn't expect how to transplant roses lol
I have two rose plants a white and red on the edge of my fence and don't have the guts to to pull them out. I've been taking cutting and planting them elsewhere. I was gasping at how you dug them out, lol so I'm going to transplant to a more favorable spot and feel good about it
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Roy
Oh goodness. Youre jump starting my urge to get busy. It is still sooo chilly here and my little crocus just bloomed yesterday. I cannot wait to get in my dirt. Thank you Laura and Aaron for being an inspiration for all us to get out and get busy. little Samantha is soooo cute. Goodness she is growing sooo fast. Say hi to little Benjamin. be blessed.
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Oh goodness. Youre jump starting my urge to get busy. It is still sooo chilly here and my little crocus just bloomed yesterday. I cannot wait to get in my dirt. Thank you Laura and Aaron for being an inspiration for all us to get out and get busy. little Samantha is soooo cute. Goodness she is growing sooo fast. Say hi to little Benjamin. be blessed.
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Sunshine
Hi Laura! I recently installed a drip system in my garden but I see you use a 1/2 drip tube. I didn't realize they had that size so I used the 1/4 drip line tubing. What is the difference? Is the 1/2 a stronger drip or something? Sorry, it may sound like a silly question but I really don't know much about this drip irrigation stuff.
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Hi Laura! I recently installed a drip system in my garden but I see you use a 1/2 drip tube. I didn't realize they had that size so I used the 1/4 drip line tubing. What is the difference? Is the 1/2 a stronger drip or something? Sorry, it may sound like a silly question but I really don't know much about this drip irrigation stuff.
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Creatively,
I've just started really investing in Things like roses this past couple years, Because my husband and I just bought our house a couple years ago and always rented before. This year I purchased through 3 from David Austin- Olivia Rose, Charles Darwin, & Strawberry Hill, & then Earth Angel & Koko Loko. I'm so frickin excited!
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I've just started really investing in Things like roses this past couple years, Because my husband and I just bought our house a couple years ago and always rented before. This year I purchased through 3 from David Austin- Olivia Rose, Charles Darwin, & Strawberry Hill, & then Earth Angel & Koko Loko. I'm so frickin excited!
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tcagle24
Are you keeping the Distant Drums Roses? Id love to hear your thoughts on them!
I planted Boscobel, Bolero, Princess Charlene de Monaco, Distant Drums, Dee Lish, Twilight Zone and Life of the Party last year. Oh and climbing Icebergs! They are all own root and looking good so far. I went a little rose crazy last year! Oops
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Are you keeping the Distant Drums Roses? Id love to hear your thoughts on them!
I planted Boscobel, Bolero, Princess Charlene de Monaco, Distant Drums, Dee Lish, Twilight Zone and Life of the Party last year. Oh and climbing Icebergs! They are all own root and looking good so far. I went a little rose crazy last year! Oops
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annette
How do you know if one of your transplants have suffered or died? I didn't transplant roses but I did transplant butterfly bush that was so big and beautiful and now I do not see any activity and I am afraid it might've died. Should I just wait and see or is there a way to tell if it has succumbed?
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How do you know if one of your transplants have suffered or died? I didn't transplant roses but I did transplant butterfly bush that was so big and beautiful and now I do not see any activity and I am afraid it might've died. Should I just wait and see or is there a way to tell if it has succumbed?
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Jsaysyay
i dont even need to trim my roses, or anything actually! the rabbits eat everything so much fun
anyways, its funny to see how you're able to reuse those stakes so readily, meanwhile one year outside caused one to partially dissolve into rust, ah the joys of rainy climates with very acidic soil
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i dont even need to trim my roses, or anything actually! the rabbits eat everything so much fun
anyways, its funny to see how you're able to reuse those stakes so readily, meanwhile one year outside caused one to partially dissolve into rust, ah the joys of rainy climates with very acidic soil
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