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Shell
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That's ****ed.
Go to a florist you cheap bastard. /rants at imaginary person that did this.
Go to a florist you cheap bastard. /rants at imaginary person that did this.
Shell
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I don't know what that is, but I'm sorry.
My garden in Port Melbourne was cutting central ,I could see versions of my plants all around the neighbourhood some asked some didnt, it didnt matter I was happy for them to improve their gardens most of my stuff was cutting from friends and clients.
but when
I planted up my place to sell
I had 2 identical plants at the gate someone just took one and left a hole it was like a missing tooth .....I replaced it and the colour wasnt exact still looked odd
They also dug up my daffodils I planted in the front nature strip around the street tree....they waited until they flowered to do it , again missing teeth effect.....
It wouldnt matter if there was heaps and they had started to throw bulbs I would have even dug up a few for them and given them some if they asked,but not when I plant ten and you take 5 of them....grrrrr
People are campaigners
Shell
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Was just about to post this.
Dogs_R_Us
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A mouse ate a vase of carnations at my place, I bet it was him.
No, but that's shitty. Do you have a CCTV?
Shell
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Honestly for those campaigners stealing expensive plants you should report them to the police.
Theft is theft.
Theft is theft.
The flowers arent bad but roses are the most overrated plant in human history. If they weren't so big I'd dig 2 of mine up and just have 1 in the front yard.
Shell
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Send yours to Gough. Problem solved.
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Roses are an ongoing commitment. Glad my house doesn't have any, no way I would put them in.
I had 1 at each end of the vineyard
Even in the subtropics roses grow pretty easily if you get a tough one suited to the climate.....its other factors you have to contend with.....grrrr
Even in the subtropics roses grow pretty easily if you get a tough one suited to the climate.....its other factors you have to contend with.....grrrr
I hate getting clothing snagged on them when you walk past ha.
Nice flowers but on one of the world's shittiest plants.
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With the rain we've had lately my grass is a couple of feet high and my lawn mower has carked it.
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Ive always had climbers over walls and pergolas in Melbourne
I like the David Austins
I nearly bought a rose nursery in a past life
I like the David Austins
I nearly bought a rose nursery in a past life
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Am I missing something with this post.. ?
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I've literally got hundreds of flowers in bloom at the moment. About 25 rose bushes around the place. Someone has told me a couple are David Austin Roses. Very tight flowers. Can someone tell me how to and the best time to take cuttings?
Could be The Generous Gardner ???
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In South Australia, hardwood cuttings are generally taken in late April, May and June. The best results, in my experience, are with cuttings taken in early May.
Producing Roses from Cuttings ~ Rose Society Of South Australia
Producing Roses from Cuttings Many roses can be successfully grown from cuttings, especially Miniatures, Floribunda, Polyantha, Shrub (including Hybrid Musk, Hybrid Rugosa, Groundcovers) and Patio Roses. Timing In South Australia, hardwood cuttings are generally taken in late April, May and...
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Maybe a bit later for Tassie
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Dogs_R_Us
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My mouse story has been moved to the gardening thread
Dogs_R_Us
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Ok then. Just renovated our fernery, replaced rotted rafters and shade cloth. Luckily got it done before the rain. Cleared all the weeds out and repopulated with new hanging baskets to supplement the remaining half-decent ones, plus a herb tray. Some petunia baskets around the outside. Very happy with it.
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