Roses

What are going to put under it ?

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Yes it was very helpful Cherry, it made me think what I was buying instead of 'I want that, and I'll stick it in there' The lady at Pounsley Plants was very informative, but wasn't at all pushy, she specialises in old fashioned roses among other things

It's got a lovely scent too,

thanks Cherry

I get confused with Clematis.... I keep meaning to write the names down and keep note of when to prune them.

I had an email back from Classic Roses which states that mycorrhizal fungi is good for replanting, but good fresh soil is required and it would be good for poor soil as well. Just what we thought really.

Grindle, as your rose is not planted out yet, you should give it a liquid feed after the first flush of flowers and once no later than mid July - any later and new growth can be damaged by the first frosts. No I am not clever, I have just read it.

It is a lovely rose Lesley but that is a shocking memory. I hope time is helping and the rose holds his memory dear.