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26-07-2007, 01:48 PM
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Every rose has its thorn(?)
I have some climbing/rambling roses which I thought had no thorns,
having pruned them for years and never noticed any but yesterday I was out snipping and ouch! So what's going on? Some growth has thorns and some doesn't! |
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26-07-2007, 02:23 PM
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Every rose has its thorn(?)
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adder1969 writes I have some climbing/rambling roses which I thought had no thorns, having pruned them for years and never noticed any but yesterday I was out snipping and ouch! So what's going on? Some growth has thorns and some doesn't! Possibly you have suckers from the rootstock. Alternatively a sport, perhaps a reversion to the parental type. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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