I still have extra rooted, I NEED to get rid of at least 3 of them. I messed up and have the combo want / have on the cuttings list. Sorry to post here. Can someone tell me if I can change my listing from have / want to Have under the cutting tab? I am missing something here ???? Would like Chinas, noisettes, hybrid musks, climbing teas or minis Do not care if they are just cuttings for rooted roses, just make the trade fair is all I ask!
Regards,
Andrew

With the experience of pruning and "training" "Moser House Shed Rose" fresh in my mind, I would characterize it this way: it is like training 15 strands of barbed wire. In addition to sharp prickles on both basals and laterals, the 12 foot basal canes snag everything, with a particular attraction to my clothing and scalp. The laterals are intermittent, say every 24 inches, very long (at least 6 feet) and perpendicular to basal, making them a challenge to handle and a greater challenge to train. My choice of a structure is completely wrong. I selected an 8 foot tall pillar with perpendicular pipe intersecting every 30 inches. The less contact with this rose, the better. It would better handled with what is affectionately known as a rose corral, allowing the canes to grow up and arch over with little training but some access to the base for periodic thinning. The basals are not yet stout, none larger than my thumb, but they are plentiful. If allowed to reach the ground, the canes will layer in the mulch. The visual effect of this habit is reminiscent of the Banksias. If you grow it, do yourself a favor and plant it in a location where it requires little training and can arch up and out at will, without any fuss other than the removal of dead or damaged wood.