Climbing Roses

Marlina

@marlina (154103)

• Canada

27 Apr 16

@LadyDuck If you climb up, be very careful!

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

27 Apr 16

Believe me they are climbing roses, I have photographed them with a zoom and the light is not the best. Tomorrow I will climb up and take a closer photo so you can see that they are yellow roses.

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Jabo

@jaboUK (64346)

• United Kingdom

27 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Ok Anna , please don't bother - I will take your word for it

They look lovely, anyway.

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DianneN

@DianneN (254926)

• United States

27 Apr 16

They are beautiful, but I have never tried rooting roses.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

There are two roses that have grown this year spontaneously in our garden. I suppose the seeds came from the rose bush of our neighbors.

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DianneN

@DianneN (254926)

• United States

29 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Now that is what I call lucky!

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Toni

@toniganzon (77227)

• Philippines

28 Apr 16

No i haven't and I don't know how. I have tried reading on how to do it but i just couldn't.

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Toni

@toniganzon (77227)

• Philippines

29 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Good luck Anna! And hope to see your roses soon.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

29 Apr 16

@toniganzon Thank you Tony, I usually do not give up.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I have found some tips on the gardening blogs, I will try again.

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Marlina

@marlina (154103)

• Canada

27 Apr 16

Did you check "YouTube"? There should be plenty of good videos there about this very topic.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I have found several gardening pages, I will try again following their instructions. The odd thing is that there are roses growing in my garden that I have never planted. The seeds come from the roses of our neighbor. As always when the plants want to grow they do not need a human help.

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Kimberly Cass

@Butchcass4 (5895)

• United States

2 May 16

@LadyDuck God created things in such a magnificant ways. I remember seeing a plant wind itself down into the ground. They used timed video taping to show it. Wow was that ever awesome. God You are so good and so awesome the way You made everything!

crazyhorseladycx

@crazyhorseladycx (39503)

• United States

28 Apr 16

it's jest gorgeous 'n i see why ya wish to propogate't. i've limited success'n doin' such, i'd say 'bout 20-30%? so, cut more'n ya think yer gonna need. 're ya gonna do the under wrap method? with a clear plastic o'er 't?

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

You are absolutely right, I will cut more than one stem and put them in a plastic bag with root stimulants. I have read that I have to wait until there are no flowers. Anyway I will also grab some flowers and try to grow them from seeds.

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crazyhorseladycx

@crazyhorseladycx (39503)

• United States

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck dependin' 'pon the rosebush, many'll not grow from seed - they're hybrids :( but, they will from doin' cuttings. 'nother thingy ya can try's to lay a branch 'long the ground, cover with soil 'n put somethin' heavy'n that section - it'll root. i'd not separate't from the "mother" 'til next year, but that's always been a fail-proof way i've done 'em fer years. best'f luck!

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crazyhorseladycx

@crazyhorseladycx (39503)

• United States

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck who do they belong to, ms. anna? a neighbor? if'n so, i'd be checkin' to see if'n they minded.

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Reine25

@Lucky15 (37391)

• Philippines

27 Apr 16

Good luck ma'am. They are lovely :)

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I love them and I think they should look good on the fence near our porch.

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Reine25

@Lucky15 (37391)

• Philippines

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck that would.make the fence like flower...that would.be great

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

@Lucky15 And I believe that early in the morning and at the sunset we could smell the roses.

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kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

28 Apr 16

WOW what a pretty picture that makes, one can hardly see the leaves.It is very difficult to grow Roses in Mangalore where I live because the weather is too hot throughout the year and the monsoons are severe, not at all good for roses..

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kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

28 Apr 16

@Jotomy hi Jo, hope all OK with you, I love roses they are such perfectly beautiful flowers.

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Jotomy

@Jotomy (6322)

• India

28 Apr 16

Hello @kiran8 how are you happy to see you again here, yes pic is very beautiful.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

When they are in bloom you cannot see the leaves. I think that I have to cut the stems when there are no flowers. I will try again.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

28 Apr 16

Never. Any gardeners should have the skill to do so.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

If I ask a gardener to do this it would cost more than to buy a new rose bush.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

28 Apr 16

I can only see a white bush , my friend . Though i can see some yellow small ones at the back.

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ajithlal

@ajithlal (14716)

• India

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Lemons are something good to have garden especially people who love lemon juice.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

What you see at the back are lemons. I have posted a photo I took this morning under the comment of JaboUK, you can see that they are yellow. I went closer to take the photo.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

@ajithlal Yes, but in our country you have to move the tree inside for the winter, you need a place where to put the tree, or the cold will kill it.

DW Davis

@DWDavis (25797)

• United States

27 Apr 16

We are just taking our first steps into the world of growing roses. K planted two rose bushes this year.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

Two rose bushes have grown spontaneously in my garden. I suppose the wind brought the seeds. Now they are in the middle of my lawn.

Bobby Larkin

@hostessman (11871)

• Tucson, Arizona

27 Apr 16

Very nice ..I like to look at flowers. My back yard has a lot of them.. I do a lot of transplanting by cutting stems off and starting them else where.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I think I have cut the stems in the wrong season, I have to wait that there are no flowers.

amnabas

@amnabas (14877)

• Karachi, Pakistan

27 Apr 16

No I never did it no idea about it sorry

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I will search the web, I am sure I can find a way to grow them.

peggy baker

@softbabe44 (5815)

• Vancouver, Washington

27 Apr 16

They are so beautiful

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I love yellow roses and even more the climbing roses because they grow so many flowers.

peggy baker

@softbabe44 (5815)

• Vancouver, Washington

30 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Very heavenly

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peggy baker

@softbabe44 (5815)

• Vancouver, Washington

1 May 16

@LadyDuck I bet different colors to

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L. Jenkinson

@MarymargII (12422)

• Toronto, Ontario

28 Apr 16

That would be lovely if you could do it. I always admire climbing roses and my mother would just plant the stem in water till it rooted- is that what you mean?

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

@MarymargII I have checked online, I have found a couple of different methods and I will try both.

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L. Jenkinson

@MarymargII (12422)

• Toronto, Ontario

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck But Anna, maybe not all plants will grow this way. You should look it up for climbing roses or ask at the nursery.

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L. Jenkinson

@MarymargII (12422)

• Toronto, Ontario

29 Apr 16

@LadyDuck Let me know what makes it root! I'd be interested.

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allen0187

@allen0187 (59828)

• Philippines

30 May 16

I wish I had a green thumb but so far my attempts at growing plants and flowers are unsuccessful. Good photo, even better looking flowers!

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allen0187

@allen0187 (59828)

• Philippines

31 May 16

@LadyDuck good luck! Crossing my fingers as well for you!

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

30 May 16

I have cut three long stems from the rose plant and now I am trying to develop roots. I cross my fingers.

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (117259)

• El Paso, Texas

28 Apr 16

I wish I knew, if you find out I hope you write a new discussion about it, I'd love to learn.

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (117259)

• El Paso, Texas

28 Apr 16

I'll have to make sure to keep an eye out for that post @LadyDuck

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I have found several method browsing the Internet. I have cut some stems early this morning and I am going to try. If I can come out with something interesting I will post about it.

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sofs

@sofssu (23660)

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6 Aug 16

I just cut a stem with fresh growth and stick it into mist cocopeat and cover it with transparent soda bottle or ziplock bag to keep the moisture. I have a lovely double colored rose which people keep asking m to give..

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sofs

@sofssu (23660)

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8 Aug 16

@LadyDuck looking forward to the pictures.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

6 Aug 16

I had roses growing spontaneously in my garden this year, I think the seeds come from the roses of the neighbor. We did not planted them and there is a concrete wall going down in the ground, so it does not come from the ground.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

6 Aug 16

@sofssu Yes, the lady was kind enough to cut some stems and they are now growing. The next spring I will plant them near the fence.

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Val

@valmnz (17095)

• New Zealand

28 Apr 16

That is a beautiful photo Anna. Toward the end of summer a friend gave me some cutting of some pink roses I admired. The cuttings have been in the ground for a couple of months now and seem to be surviving, but I won't know till summer. They are bush roses though, not climbing roses.

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Val

@valmnz (17095)

• New Zealand

28 Apr 16

@LadyDuck well, I hope that at least one of us is successful

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

@valmnz I hope too, I have asked to have some more stems, my neighbor told me to get as many I want.

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@LadyDuck (502653)

• Italy

28 Apr 16

I have cut a few stems this morning and I am going to try to put them in enriched soil and cover with a plastic bag until they develop roots. I hope to succeed.

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