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Windy rose bed
My rosebed is in it's second summer and I have a selection of hybrid teas and floribundas. My problem is that although we have a walled in garden we still experience strong wind and my poor roses have been battered this year with stems snapping and others being blown over. Can I stake them and if so what is the best way?
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Windy rose bed
If blown over, it may because they were top-heavy. You can try to
replant, but you really have to cut them back, as the roots have been damaged. I've lost a few that way. I staked mine with very heavy iron rods until the roots were established. I've pruned mine heavily in the winter ever since, as we get strong storms in the spring. On Tue, 2 Oct 2012 20:07:50 +0000, snowlisa wrote: My rosebed is in it's second summer and I have a selection of hybrid teas and floribundas. My problem is that although we have a walled in garden we still experience strong wind and my poor roses have been battered this year with stems snapping and others being blown over. Can I stake them and if so what is the best way? |
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you may use green colored curtain for protecting the roses from the blowing wind.. collegefootballwinning.com |
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