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By Mookins

Norfolk, United Kingdom Gb

ok heres one of my many questions...hehehe im back ;o)

i know you cant put in another rose where one has already been...but can you put something else there or does it need treatment first?
one of my climbing roses never really took off just died away so have swopped it s space for a twisted Hazel x x x




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That should be fine as it is in the Betulaceae family what you don't want is to plant anything from the Rosaceae family in that spot in case there is a blight problem take a look at http://www.botanical-online.com/familiarosaceasangles.htm for info.

25 Mar, 2010

 

thanks moongrower much appreciated can rest now knowing i havent got to nip out and move her in the dark
x x x

25 Mar, 2010

 

Nope no rushing out in the dark, like the new avatar!

25 Mar, 2010

 

And if you do need to plant something from the Rose family in the same soil then all you need to do is to buy the soil conditioner, sold for that purpose.

25 Mar, 2010

 

Hi Mookins....welcome back...:>)

25 Mar, 2010

 

Owdboggy your comment assumes the rose died of natural causes, if it didn't then it is not wise to plant anything fro the Roseaceae family for several years.

25 Mar, 2010

 

Since the only way Roses have died in this garden is through the deliberate application of weedkiller it is not really a problem for us. However, we have had other mmebers of that family succumb to various illnesses and replanted in the same soil after treatment without further loss.

26 Mar, 2010

How do I say thanks?

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