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Gardening with Joey

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What is the best time of year to take cuttings of climbing roses @Joey66? Any advice on stem selection snd propagation medium?
Hardwood cuttings from new wood pencil thickness a pair of secuteures dig a small trench or a large pot using a gritty sand 50-50 with multipurpose compost in a deep plant pot - cut 9 inches long with a sloping cut just above the node on the top leaf joint - a striaght cut just below a nodal joint on the cutting inSeptember \October outside
By may you will have rooted cuttings the following year if using a pot slide the cuttings in on the rim side of the pot firm in well to avoid air pockets the top up the pot with the gritty sand .....
Separate when rooted and pot separate in a deep pot plant out the following autumn....
 
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Digging six inches for a patio I completely underestimated the labour and skip size. My skip is full and I’m bolloxed.

@Frang has been furloughed from his daytime job as an HGV driver and prozzie killer, he’s a dab hand at digging patios out.

He’s also got some stuff he’d like to bury, which can be used as a base course.
 
@Frang has been furloughed from his daytime job as an HGV driver and prozzie killer, he’s a dab hand at digging patios out.

He’s also got some stuff he’d like to bury, which can be used as a base course.

Mate I can’t log into that account anymore stop tagging it.
 

@Joey66 In the next couple of days, I will be planting rugosa rose plants (early Mother’s Day gift for my wife). I have peat moss,
bone meal, and fish fertilizer.
Would you recommend using a b1 fertilizer as well? Seems opinion can be divided on that one
 

@Joey66 In the next couple of days, I will be planting rugosa rose plants (early Mother’s Day gift for my wife). I have peat moss,
bone meal, and fish fertilizer.
Would you recommend using a b1 fertilizer as well? Seems opinion can be divided on that one
Bone meal will do the job a good hand full in the hole you dig mixed in - prune to an out facing bud 1/8 of an inch above the bud wit a sloping cut with sharp secateurs - put training wire up if up against a fence or wall plant in open ground do not put it in a pot...... as it will become rootbound far to quickly hungery plant ;)
 
Any ground cover this is heavy duty tougher I used that - than the flimsy stuff that rots in no time -
 
Bone meal will do the job a good hand full in the hole you dig mixed in - prune to an out facing bud 1/8 of an inch above the bud wit a sloping cut with sharp secateurs - put training wire up if up against a fence or wall plant in open ground do not put it in a pot...... as it will become rootbound far to quickly hungery plant ;)
Much appreciated! Thank you
 

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