Spritzhenry's Outbox

Too true!

Thank you, ladies. :-))

They really are...no Painted Ladies yet! I hope they arrive soon.

I use the shears on mine as soon as the flowers go over and get a new flush of blooms later on.

And mine - it's the healthiest rose EVER. :-D)

Shame about your R in B, Dd. My new climber is supposed to repeat flower but there are no signs of new buds. Its name escapes me, but it is a lovely shade of amber, or should be! :-/

Mine do not thrive in the ground, but this one is remarkably good in its pot - I am wondering if it's because I have control over its watering.

I hope she didn't lose money on that, Dd. It would be lovely to see you. Is it far from here?

Sorry, Sbg - I'll check my inbox.

I can't understand why your rose hasn't done well, Dd, mine have been amazing this year. What a shame.

Yes, Petal and Green - if you ever have space, it's a gorgeous rose. :-))

You missed something really special, then, Dd. I hope Westerland is just as good.

No, because it works its way under other plants and doesn't stay where I want it! Grrr...

Me too, Simbad. :-))

Yes, and it's doing really well in a pot. :-0)

Yes - I can't get rid of it, to be honest...

No, Siris, I confess, I bought them all. I love it, Stripes, and it just keeps on producing flowers. I should say 'they', shouldn't I! lol.

I'm surprised you haven't found any - they seem to be in all the GCs around here.

They always seem to be out of stock, don't they.

Well, I like it too, invasive or not, Janey, and I went back and bought another one for the other side of the bed!

I hope so!

We just have to cross our fingers and hope.

Yes, put a lid on to let it brew - it will smell awful! Good stuff as a feed, though.