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29 AUG 10 by
Cecil
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I have a 'Variegata Di Bologna' that is growing good this yeaar but has not bloom this year. Last year it have a lot of blooms all summer. We have had a lot of high heat and rain this summer could that be the problem?
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Hi, i have a david austin rose bush(claire rose) & it is very healthy but ive planted all my rose bushes at the same time & it doesn't have any buds, were all my other bushes have all had many beautiful roses. Why is this? Its my only david austin & maybe they take a while to bloom. Thanks for your time kind regards Fiona.
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11 DEC 05 by
Wendy C
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David Austin roses vary in how quickly they bloom. It could be the bush is establishing roots, thus the lack of bloom.
If you're still not seeing any thing after the New Year try pruning to the five leaflet configuration. Sometimes that will stimulate bloom.
Good Luck
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I have two knock out roses I planted last year. They did fine, but this year they have not had any blooms. Any help
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One of the reasons a rose doesn't bloom is because there was a cold snap in the spring when the buds were starting to form. This kills the flowers that would have bloomed in early summer. However if that is the reason, the rose bush will bloom normally around mid summer.
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I have carpet roses tree roses climbling roses they all are blooming. We had a normal spring, I live in Kentucky.
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22 MAY 05 by
Anonymous-797
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I received a Climbing Queen Elizabeth rose tree for Mothers Day (of this year)...we planted it....but the bottom of the leaves are turning brown. Can you help me out on what is the problem and what I should do?
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Generally, when the bottom of the leaves of a rose turn brown, it is a symptom of a spider mite infestation. If you want to double check, just put a clean white piece of paper under the leaves and tap them. When you look at the paper you can see tiny, itty-bitty, dots. Those are spider mites.
It's a good practice to wash the underside the the leaves of your roses with a water wand periodically to avoid spider mites.
Smiles,
Lyn
helpmefind.com
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