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  1. Full size garden roses can have a very light prune now to stop wind rock, tie in your climbers but leave most of the pruning until spring. 1:21 PM Nov 15th from web
  2. Westcoast roses growing in containers can have a light tidy up prune now and should be mulched for winter, or taken into a sheltered area 1:20 PM Nov 15th from web
  3. If you live on the Westcoast and are wanting to prune back your roses for fall, DON'T. Roses need stems and canes for winter reserve. 8:03 PM Oct 15th from web
  4. Interested in naming a rose for a loved one? Read all about my new 2010 rose hybrids at http://www.selectroses.ca/ 8:01 PM Oct 15th from web
  5. Roses for fall planting ready now! Check out my updated website. http://www.selectroses.ca/ 8:00 PM Oct 15th from web
  6. @Tanglebank Agreed! Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. Do we ban Aspirin because some people mis use it? 10:46 AM Oct 1st from web in reply to Tanglebank
  7. The City of Vancouver once again proves that it takes the easy and sexy route, rather than doing anything to solve real problems!! 10:26 AM Oct 1st from web
  8. City of Vancouver wants to ban all pesticides ( safe or not), but profits the sale of Tobbaco at every single gas station and corner store? 10:24 AM Oct 1st from web
  9. If the City of Vancouver, was serious about going Green. They would BAN CARS, not easy targets like simple basic home pesticide. 10:20 AM Oct 1st from web
  10. Roses need to be dormant before you dig and move them. Wait until late October, then prune hard, dig and move them as you wish. 8:26 AM Sep 26th from web
  11. October is a great month to foliar feed your roses with Seakelp! This will help them prepare for winter sleep 8:25 AM Sep 26th from web
  12. Roses need a firm deadheading in August to set them up for a superb late summer/fall flowering! If your climate is dry, water them well 7:59 AM Aug 14th from web
  13. Roses Loveeeeeeeeeeee fish fertilizer!!! I dump a full watering can of diluted fish per rose bush and let it splash on the foliage! 7:56 AM May 25th from web
  14. We have made more website updates, including link to my latest rose e newsletter! www.selectroses.ca sign up for the e letter if you wish 10:00 PM May 21st from web
  15. Climbers and Ramlbers will be weighted down with flower buds, now is an ideal time to tie them back, keep them trained to their supports 9:02 PM May 21st from web
  16. I"m in from planting carrots and lettuce! The roses are growing at a rapid stage now, feeding some extra fish fertilizer will do wonders! 9:01 PM May 21st from web
  17. Don't Forget to Visit the World Rose Festival In June, Vancouver BC! http://bit.ly/11NnMh !.html 7:39 AM May 8th from web
  18. Picture and some info of the 2010 AARS rose http://tinyurl.com/dfqwj6 11:24 PM May 4th from web
  19. The Harkness rose breeding firm in England just won their 2nd AARS award. The 2010 single winner for the AARS Rose is, "Easy does it" 11:23 PM May 4th from web
  20. If you choose to spray your roses with an organic or other fungicide now is a good time to apply first spray. Ad some seaklep to the mix! 8:16 PM May 1st from web