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Tea Roses in Flower
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by The Lazy Rosarian 5th October 2013, 10:36
She is 'old', we have been in this house for 18 years and she was here before that. She does not get pruned.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by Balinbear 5th October 2013, 12:39
The Countess is one of the few that we have to prune as they tend to get a bit leggy and it one the few teas that don't mind a prune.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by The Lazy Rosarian 5th October 2013, 14:18
Gary, I would prune to "but" laziness gets in the road.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by SueH 5th October 2013, 15:58
Shame on you roseman!! BUT, I have to admit, the roses do look awfully good!! 
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by neptune 5th October 2013, 17:01
roseman wrote:Gary, I would prune to "but" laziness gets in the road.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by The Lazy Rosarian 5th October 2013, 18:35
Here am I trying to keep on topic and John gets sidetracked
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by Dimity Cottage 6th October 2013, 05:51
Gary, I agree I also find The Duchesse can get a little leggy if not kept pruned. I don't want mine to grow as tall as David's so will have to not be lazy and prune them. She is one of my Favs. David you just keep doing what you are doing or not and she will keep thriving for you.
Off to the Rose Show this morning and then
a Grand Champion Garden in Forest Lake.
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Off to the Rose Show this morning and then
a Grand Champion Garden in Forest Lake.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by Balinbear 6th October 2013, 08:12
Yeah I can feel myself getting sidetracked at about 5 o'clock this afternoon. Just when I was about to do something in the garden I am sure.roseman wrote:Here am I trying to keep on topic and John gets sidetracked
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by The Lazy Rosarian 6th October 2013, 08:29
Gary when John gets up we both will be in the 
, do you mean the "it's five o'clock somewhere" thing
, do you mean the "it's five o'clock somewhere" thing
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by neptune 6th October 2013, 13:05
lucky its Sunday...a day of forgiveness.........hmmmmm....Monday is not far away....roseman wrote:Gary when John gets up we both will be in the
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by Balinbear 6th October 2013, 14:18
No I meant 5 o'clock this afternoon. Rooster and Manly. I hope its a good game. The good thing is I don't really care who wins.
As for Monday the Government up here finally decided to *censored* the public holiday so no going into work tomorrow.
As for Monday the Government up here finally decided to *censored* the public holiday so no going into work tomorrow.
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Re: Tea Roses in Flower
by Dimity Cottage 7th October 2013, 19:41
Well I have come to the end of my Tea Roses sadly. So I guess I am just going to have to find a couple more to put on my Rose list to purchase for the 2014 Season.
Adam is a lovely Rose, growing well even though I only gave him a narrow area to grow in.
ADAM TEA ROSE
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Adam is a lovely Rose, growing well even though I only gave him a narrow area to grow in.
ADAM TEA ROSE
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