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by Steph 28th June 2018, 09:39


suckers aarrgh!

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Post by SueH 15th October 2013, 18:01

LOL!!

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Post by neptune 15th October 2013, 20:34

talking about suckers...just come from the garden and got rid of five suckers, hiding in the middle of the bush...hah!
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Post by Dimity Cottage 15th October 2013, 20:58

We are all going to go around with a magnifying glass to our Roses for the next week or so. Silky you may have opened our eyes.....   suckers aarrgh! - Page 2 3028820582
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Post by silkyfizz 15th October 2013, 21:13

Well all I can say is wear stout sturdy thick ultra duty gloves. You'll need em if you find the blighters.
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Post by Ausrose 15th October 2013, 21:37

On the dark side we find Dr Huey to be a more susceptible rootstock to suckering than Multiflora.

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