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It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?

"Susan" wrote in message
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It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?



My rose look great ATM.

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"Susan" wrote in message
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It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?



I disagree. It's a good year for my roses and a good year for my clematis
:-)

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It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?

Both clematis and roses seem to be enjoying this year.

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Susan writes
It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?

Well my climbing roses are just coming into bloom with masses of
flowerheads - Dublin bay (deep red) looks really good alongside the last
of the ceanothus (pale blue) and another dark pink one is alongside the
kolkwitzia (pale pink).

And my clematis which failed early on last year are also with plenty of
flowers atm.

I notice my laurels are growing like wildfire now.

Maybe I'm just lucky with my microclimate. I know its been very dry and
much colder this year, and I've probably lost a couple of new alder
trees I planted last year.
--
David

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Susan writes
It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?

Well my climbing roses are just coming into bloom with masses of
flowerheads - Dublin bay (deep red) looks really good alongside the last
of the ceanothus (pale blue) and another dark pink one is alongside the
kolkwitzia (pale pink).

And my clematis which failed early on last year are also with plenty of
flowers atm.

I notice my laurels are growing like wildfire now.

Maybe I'm just lucky with my microclimate. I know its been very dry and
much colder this year, and I've probably lost a couple of new alder
trees I planted last year.

Being 'up north' it hasn't been dry, and flowers in general seem to be
really good this year. All my flower beds are waist deep in colour.
Lovely!

On the other hand, the mulberry hasn't had as heavy a set as last year,
figs seem to be about the same level whereas I was hoping for more, and
I think the apple crop will be down too. But strawberries are doing
well.
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 14:42:02 GMT, "Susan" wrote:

It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?


Good for both so far.
In fact I'm a bit miffed - I was hoping to try out milk as a blackspot
preventative this year...but so far there's no need for it.

Regards,



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Stephen Howard - Woodwind repairs & period restorations
www.shwoodwind.co.uk
Emails to: showard{whoisat}shwoodwind{dot}co{dot}uk

Susan wrote:
It's a good year for clematis. It's a bad year for roses. Anyone
agree/disagree?

All my roses and clematis are doing just fine.