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Post by LouiseJB 9th August 2015, 08:04

Hi All,
So pruning for me is almost over for another winter and it came to me that some roses are much thornier or what I like to call "friendlier" than others. And despite all the protective gear they still inflict themselves on my hands and arms. My most friendliest roses would have to be Imperatrice Farah and Falling in Love. The complete opposite can be said for PJPII, Heaven Scent and The Childrens Rose with little or no thorns.

So what would be your thorniest roses?

Cheers and Enjoy your Sunday,
Louise.

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Post by Barbara B 9th August 2015, 09:14

Alexander and Ian Thorpe without a doubt. Oranges and Lemons is pretty spikey too.
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Post by neptune 9th August 2015, 11:24

For a small bush...Ruby Celebration is extremely thorny and maybe Colorama would be up there....
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Post by The Lazy Rosarian 9th August 2015, 19:21

Mermaid and species roses
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Post by Ausrose 9th August 2015, 20:00

Marilyn Monroe

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Post by Balinbear 9th August 2015, 20:13

Albertine is a killer so is Rosa laevigata (Cherokee Rose).

We pruned them last week:

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Made a bit of a mess of us but we have recovered, Unfortunately the experience has left us not looking anywhere near as sexy as we were before we started.
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Post by muscovyduckling 14th August 2015, 20:25

Hahahahahah Gary!
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Post by Ausrose 16th August 2015, 06:17

Love it.

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Post by SueH 25th August 2015, 16:04

Oooh, I don't know.........!!!

Mine is Bridget's Rose. I sure the dam thing leaps out at me!! Censored

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