Interested in getting some Non Sented roses to Plant along the front of the House, what type of Soil do they like, and whens the best time to Plant

I think roses will tolerate a wide range of soils. The best and cheapest time to plant them is mid winter when they are dormant and you can buy them bare rooted, but you can still plant out potted ones in other times although I wouldn’t recommend on very hot days.

Renae doesn’t have a noticable scent. It’s a thornless climber.

bluegreen said:

I think roses will tolerate a wide range of soils. The best and cheapest time to plant them is mid winter when they are dormant and you can buy them bare rooted, but you can still plant out potted ones in other times although I wouldn’t recommend on very hot days.

Any good ones that Dont smell to Much (two blokes who cant stand strong Perfume).

Thee’s forum has a lot of rose growers.

This is what my Plan is, Get 10 and plant them at every post and then one in between, going two colours, so the Post ones will be the same colour.
Something that Doesn’t have to many thorns, doesn’t to smell much.

bubba louie said:

Thee’s forum has a lot of rose growers.

Link?

Veg gardener said:

This is what my Plan is, Get 10 and plant them at every post and then one in between, going two colours, so the Post ones will be the same colour.
Something that Doesn’t have to many thorns, doesn’t to smell much.

that would look nice :)

I don’t know much about individual varieties though. What colours were you thinking of?

bluegreen said:

Veg gardener said:

This is what my Plan is, Get 10 and plant them at every post and then one in between, going two colours, so the Post ones will be the same colour.
Something that Doesn’t have to many thorns, doesn’t to smell much.

that would look nice :)

I don’t know much about individual varieties though. What colours were you thinking of?

White and red, I’m thinking.

Veg gardener said:

bubba louie said:

Thee’s forum has a lot of rose growers.

Link?

she comes here fairly regularly so will probably be able to suggest some for you here.

Veg gardener said:

bubba louie said:

Thee’s forum has a lot of rose growers.

Link?

http://theestate.forumotion.com/forum.htm

Another Idea I just thought of I could Plant one at each post (6 post), and then I’d have about 2m’s where I could Plant some say lettuce, or Broccoli.

Veg gardener said:

Another Idea I just thought of I could Plant one at each post (6 post), and then I’d have about 2m’s where I could Plant some say lettuce, or Broccoli.

go back to sleep LOL.
na – broc and lettuce need planting all the time whereas roses are permanent.

Veg gardener said:

Another Idea I just thought of I could Plant one at each post (6 post), and then I’d have about 2m’s where I could Plant some say lettuce, or Broccoli.

Why not plant climbing roses and train them along the fence?

Once when I was a young fella, I thought that I did not like the smell of roses. Then I worked and worked and worked with them day in and day out. I soon grew to love the smell of a rose.

Perhaps Veg you have not yet learned to appreciate the smell of a rose?

White Icebergs are always a great easy care rose Veg and also a red rose call Irene is a vigorous grower and NO smell and they would look great together, cheapest way is to buy bare rooted in May / June and plant in the winter is good also :)

bubba louie said:

Veg gardener said:

Another Idea I just thought of I could Plant one at each post (6 post), and then I’d have about 2m’s where I could Plant some say lettuce, or Broccoli.

Why not plant climbing roses and train them along the fence?

Not much Point all Fences have stock on the other side, Makes the front garden Look nicer.

pain master said:

Once when I was a young fella, I thought that I did not like the smell of roses. Then I worked and worked and worked with them day in and day out. I soon grew to love the smell of a rose.

Perhaps Veg you have not yet learned to appreciate the smell of a rose?

Na just get a Bad Head ache.

Veg gardener said:

pain master said:

Once when I was a young fella, I thought that I did not like the smell of roses. Then I worked and worked and worked with them day in and day out. I soon grew to love the smell of a rose.

Perhaps Veg you have not yet learned to appreciate the smell of a rose?

Na just get a Bad Head ache.

How are we gonna make a gardener out of you if you have dodgy knees and get a headache at the smell of a rose? Me thinks you might be best suited to working inside… say a bank?

pain master said:

Veg gardener said:

pain master said:

Once when I was a young fella, I thought that I did not like the smell of roses. Then I worked and worked and worked with them day in and day out. I soon grew to love the smell of a rose.

Perhaps Veg you have not yet learned to appreciate the smell of a rose?

Na just get a Bad Head ache.

How are we gonna make a gardener out of you if you have dodgy knees and get a headache at the smell of a rose? Me thinks you might be best suited to working inside… say a bank?

Already got the veggie garden