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Winter is the time to plant bare root roses. This lesson guides you through all the steps necessary to produce healthy, strong roses by the summer.
Winter - late October to March - is the time to plant trees, shrubs, hedges and bare root roses. In this lesson we demonstrate how to plant a David Austin rose that has just arrived in the post.
Note: If the grafting point is not covered with soil, the original graft root stock will take over and will produce a dog rose instead of a specimen plant.
Achillea millefolium
common name: yarrow
Alchemilla mollis
common name: lady's mantle
Allium schoenoprasum
common name: chives
Amelanchier
common name: shadbush
Ammi
common names: ammi, bishop's flower, Queen Anne's lace
Anemone
common names: poppy anemone, windflower
Anemone hupehensis
common name: Japanese anemone
Anethum graveolens
common name: dill
Angelica
common name: wild celery
Anthriscus sylvestris
common name: cow parsley
Antirrhinum
common name: snapdragon
Astrantia
common name: masterwort
Buxus
common name: box
Camassia
common names: camas, bear's grass, camash
Camassia quamash
common name: camas
Camellia
common name: camellia
Campanula
common name: bellflower
Celia, Phacelia
common name: green manure
Centaurea cyanus
common name: cornflower
Centranthus ruber
common names: red valerian, spur valerian, devil's beard, Jupiter's beard
Cephalaria gigantea
common name: giant scabious
Cerinthe
common name: honeywort
Chaenomeles
common name: Japanese quince
Cosmos
common name: cosmos
Varieties -
'Cupcakes'
'Dazzler'
'Purity'
Crataegus monogyna
common name: hawthorn
Crocus
common name: crocus
Cyclamen
common name: cyclamen
Dahlia
common name: dahlia
Delphinium
common names: delphinium, larkspur, consolida
Deutzia
common name: snow flower
Digitalis
common name: foxglove
Eranthis
common name: aconite
Eranthis hyemalis
common name: aconite
Eriogonum fasciculatum
common name: common buckwheat
Euphorbia oblongata
common name: egg leaf spurge
Foeniculum vulgare
common name: fennel
Galanthus
common name: snowdrop
Gypsophila
common name: baby's breath
Helleborus
common name: hellebore
Helleborus argutifolius or Helleborus corsicus
common name: Corsican hellebore
Helleborus nigra
common name: Christmas rose
Helleborus orientalis
common name: Lenten rose
Hesperis
common name: sweet rocket
Hesperis matronalis
common names: dame's-violet, dame's rocket
Hyacinthus
common name: hyacinth
Hydrangea
common name: hydrangea
Iris
common name: iris
Isatis tinctoria
common names: woad, dyer's weed, ash of Jerusalem
Lathyrus odoratus
common name: sweet pea
Leucanthemum vulgare
common name: ox-eyed daisy
Lilium lancifolium
common name: tiger lily
Lilium martagon
common name: martagon lily
Lilium regale
common name: royal lily
Linaria purpurea
common name: purple toadflax
Lonicera fragrantissima
common name: winter honeysuckle
Lupinus
common name: lupin
Malus
common names: apple, crab apple
Mentha
common name: mint
Narcissus
common names: narcissus, daffodil, jonquil
Narcissus papyraceus
common name: paperwhite
Nepeta
common names: catmint, catnip
Nicotiana
common name: tobacco plant
Ornithogalum
common name: star-of-Bethlehem
Paeonia
common name: peony
Varieties -
'Coral Charm'
'Duchesse de Nemours'
'Monsieur Jules Elie'
'Mother's Choice'
'Nick Shaylor'
'Sarah Bernhardt'
'Vogue'
Papaver
common name: poppy
Pastinaca sativa
common name: parsnip
Penstemon
common name: beard tongue
Petroselinum crispum
common name: flat-leaf parsley
Phacelia tanacetifolia
common name: phacelia
Phaseolus coccineus
Phaseolus coccineus variety 'Sunset'
common name: runner bean
Philadelphus
common name: mock orange
Phlomis russeliana
common names: Jerusalem sage, Turkish sage
Phlox
common name: phlox
Primula vulgaris
common name: primrose
Prunus
common name: cherry
Prunus autumnalis
common name: winter-flowering cherry
Prunus spinosa
common name: blackthorn
Prunus x subhirtella
common name: winter-flowering cherry
Pyrus
common name: pear
Rhinanthus minor
common name: yellow rattle
Ribes
common name: currant
Rosa
common name: rose
Varieties -
'Complicata'
'Nevada'
'Dupontii'
Rosmarinus
common name: rosemary
Salvia
common name: sage
Salvia uliginosa
common name: bog sage
Scabiosa
common name: scabious
Scilla
common names: squill, bluebell
Syringa
common name: lilac
Tanacetum parthenium
common name: feverfew
Tellima
common name: tellima
Tulipa
common name: tulip
Valeriana officinalis
common name: valerian
Verbena bonariensis
common names: verbena, vervain, purple top
Viburnum opulus
common name: guelder rose
Viola
common name: viola
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Award-winning garden designers and cut flower growers on a mission to save our soil.
Garden designers, flower growers and compost creators, Henrietta Courtauld and Bridget Elworthy joined forces to found The Land Gardeners in 2012. United by their passion for organically grown plants and a shared interest in soil health, they began by growing and selling cut flowers to esteemed florists, and worked on restoring historic gardens to their former glory. Most recently, they launched Climate Compost - a project born from years of inquisitive research into soil biology with the aim of creating a microbially rich compost that produces nutrient dense crops, while also supporting and boosting the local ecosystem. With an unwavering commitment to improving the health of our land and its biodiversity, The Land Gardeners’ approach is one of sensitivity, unparalleled expertise and, above all, a loving respect for the natural world and its preservation.
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