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janicejm1

FL, US
member

Moved to N.W. Fla.from Ont. Canada and learned the hard way that my favorite plants back home are not for the most part going to work here. Trial and error have produced a reasonable garden. I have to say roses are my challenge and discovering old time southern plants are my passion.With over 40 rose bushes, I'm always curious for tips and "recipes" for organic food, sprays techniques etc.


Recent comments


Re: Got Young Climbing Roses? Let em Grow!

Could you please tell me if rambler roses are to be tied horizontal as climbers do? What is the diffenance?
Thanks,
Janice

posted: 5:02 pm on March 11th  

Re: Video: How to Train a Rose on a Trellis

I have a malvern hills rambler and need to know if it should be trained horizontal as with a climber, or if different rules apply to a "rambling" rose
Thanks,Janice

posted: 10:32 am on March 11th  

Re: Waiting For Spring

Peaceful..mother nature waking up

posted: 9:00 am on March 11th