RBG’s coming up (sustainable) roses

The 50-year-old Rose Garden in the Royal Botanical Gardens’ Hendrie buy amoxil online www.islington-chiropractic.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/amoxil.html no prescription pharmacy Park has had a 21st-century makeover. Gone are the hybrid tea roses – which are always intensive-care patients, but particularly so after Ontario’s cosmetic pesticides ban. Instead, the 2-acre garden has been completely reinvented, from the soil chemistry upward. […]

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David Austin ‘Windermere’ rose

Gorgeous, creamy and scented online pharmacy buy kamagra oral jelly with best prices today in the USA Rosa ‘Windermere online pharmacy buy amoxicillin with best prices today in the USA ‘ from David Austin Today, I’m grateful for this lovely ‘Windermere’ rose, sent to me to trial and planted in spring 2015. Ultimately growing about a […]

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Growing memories in the garden

A Rose by any other name… would be much happier. Or so our daughter says. Our nearly-summer-solstice Gift Child dislikes her second name, Rose – given because their bloom is almost timed to her birth. Yet, buy priligy online cosmeticdermcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/priligy.html no prescription pharmacy each birthday online pharmacy buy doxycycline with best prices today in the […]

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A Laneway Surprise: A Secret Rose Garden

Roses ex buy kamagra polo online youngchiropractic.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/kamagra-polo.html no prescription pharmacy tend all along the fence. All driveways should be this lucky. Some gardens simply stun you, particularly when they sneak up on you unawares. I stumbled upon this garden gem while walking my dog the other day. Bored with the same old route, I’d taken […]

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Stop and smell the roses

What a glorious day. It’s a gift to every father in Toronto – wrapped up in roses, which are blooming their heads off all over the city. Happy Father’s Day, gentlemen! Nature is telling you (and each of us) to stop and smell the roses. Take pleasure in these small moments: the gift of the […]

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Oh, no! Rust on my roses

Rust! I have rust. For the first time ever, rust on my roses. Not on my tough-as-old-boots Rosa ‘New Dawn’, but on my I-had-such-high-hopes-but-it-seems-they’re-coming-to-naught David Austin rose, online pharmacy buy cialis soft tabs with best prices today in the USA R. ‘William Morris.’ Rust is a fungal disease, which spreads by spores. Sometimes, rust on […]

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How to tame a rambunctious Rosa

My Rosa ‘New Dawn’ is not only beautiful, she’s a tough customer. I’ve written about her before. Not many climbing roses put on a show with about a half day of sun. She does. But every couple of years at this time, when the buds show signs of life, she does need to be wrassled […]

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Give your rose arbour the bends

This summer online pharmacy buy zepbound with best prices today in the USA of 2009, my Rosa ‘New Dawn’ has put out a bumper crop of new shoots. Typically, in August, this climbing rose has three or four long stems of new growth. This year, at least a dozen have shot their wands to the […]

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Happy Fourth of July (Rose)

To all our neighbours south of the longest friendly border in the world, I wish you a happy Independence Day. Here to celebrate with me is Rosa ‘Fourth of July’, complete with broad stripes and bright stars. All you need to complete the picture is a blue sky. And, as it’s a climber, that might not […]

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Hey rose, what’s eating you?

It has been a wet few days. The roses have been slurping up that water and their growing tips and buds are nice and juicy. Mmmmm, say the bugs, the rose buffet is now open! Not for long, bugs. First, meet the leafroller – lar buy buspar online cphia2023.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/buspar.html no prescription pharmacy va of one […]

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Planting Bare-Root Roses in Canada in Spring

Rose pictured above is the “New Dawn” climber, one of the best performing climbing roses in our climate. These instructions are based on the step-by-step instructions provided at Pickering Nurseries, one of Canada’s best rose growers, supplying a huge variety of bare-root roses. Their planting guide in PDF form is downloadable here. These instructions will […]

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