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Coventina

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13. General reply to all the respondents:

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Mon May 5, 2014, 10:00 AM

May 2014

Thank you all so, so much!

You all gave me great guidance, and I will follow it.

I'll perform the operation either today or tomorrow.

The main tree is currently undergoing a growth spurt, but only has tiny buds, no flowers.

If I can figure out how to do it, I'll post a picture, just so you can see the patient.

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Any rose experts here? I'd like help/advice if you're willing... [View all] Coventina May 2014 OP

Not an expert, but what little I know, I'll share...maybe others who know more will post.... northoftheborder May 2014 #1

Thanks! Coventina May 2014 #2

Not an expert... Cracklin Charlie May 2014 #3

Wow! I never would have dreamed that. Coventina May 2014 #4

It's not ugly. Cracklin Charlie May 2014 #5

So sorry for your loss! Coventina May 2014 #6

Don't dig it, just cut it off at ground level WhiteTara May 2014 #7

No trouble. Cracklin Charlie May 2014 #8

As others have said, it's probably a shoot off the root stock Major Nikon May 2014 #9

I ran this question by my old Air Force buddy who is the 3rd Generation owner of ... Scuba May 2014 #10

Oh wow!!! Thanks so much!! Coventina May 2014 #11

You are welcome! Scuba May 2014 #12

General reply to all the respondents: Coventina May 2014 #13