Martin H. Eastburn;793819 Wrote:
> Hi Emma -
>
> Sorry for the delay and such - there have been a lot of spamming
> going on by an outsider. I think most people are exhausted with it.
>
> We have no issue on spelling - world wide English is a bit different.
> Local spell checker enabled helps.
>
> Roses in pots. I'd hope you have a Crystal palace behind your main
> building,
> but few of us are opulent like that!
>
> If you have a basement or like area - wintering there would be good.
>
> Some roses take cold nicely but not ice or snow. So the climate and
> rose
> is im****tant.
>
> We on this side of the pond often have miniatures growing in the home.
> You might consider that if you live in a skyscraper building and have
> them out on the deck. Trim back and bring in. Less light to sup****t
> a large plant.
>
> Some with roses outdoors heap leaves over the roses and before doing
> that pack a hill abound the base with bark rich soil for insulation.
> That is for cold snaps, ice and snow.
>
> I live in the sub tropical (almost) area It has been 97 degrees
> already
> today.
>
> In one apartment we lived in years ago, we were two of us and two
> large
> bathrooms. One bathroom was for our wintering plants and sometimes the
> young
> sprouts of garden plants got a fog bath from the shower with no one
> there. Just
> to fill the room with steam. [rain forest mode]
>
> In doors can be tough on outdoor plants. Air conditioned spaces dry
> out plants.
>
> Hope additional inputs come in from the UK or Canada having more your
> weather type.
>
> Martin
>
> Martin H. Eastburn
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>
> agentelrond wrote:[color=blue][i]
> hi there i am new to the forum and growing roses. i am wondering how
> to
> help the survive the british winter as i am growing them in pots.
>
> all help would be appreciated
>
> sorry for any spelling mistakes
>
> Emma
> -x-
>
thanx could i put them in my garden shed?
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agentelrond
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