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New to Roses
I have what I think to be a climbing rose. In the last 3 years (how long
I've been here!) I've put a trellis behind in year 1 with plant being small and no flowers. Last year a new growth emerged and I read somewhere to weave the new growth horizontally in the trellis. I did that, and this year I got lottsa roses. Very nice. But, now I see lottsa holes in the leaves and also, I'm kinda lost as to what to do next to keep in growing and producing. can you help me please? Thanks. |
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New to Roses
Spectracide or like bug spray that the plants absorb - watering and rain
won't wash off. The roses will replace the bad leaves. Best to do it before much growth in the spring. I have to do it myself - put it off due to storm issues and business customer needs. Martin JDS wrote: I have what I think to be a climbing rose. In the last 3 years (how long I've been here!) I've put a trellis behind in year 1 with plant being small and no flowers. Last year a new growth emerged and I read somewhere to weave the new growth horizontally in the trellis. I did that, and this year I got lottsa roses. Very nice. But, now I see lottsa holes in the leaves and also, I'm kinda lost as to what to do next to keep in growing and producing. can you help me please? Thanks. |
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