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<p>Roses are the nation’s favourite flower and it’s easy to see why. There’s a huge choice, both in flower colour and style, as well as height and habit.    Types of Roses: Once-Flowering vs Repeat Flowering  Roses can be divided into various categories, one of which is  [...]</p>
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<p>Rose bushes climbing up brick walls, trellises, arbours, or pergolas make beautiful features. At this time of year, you can see on some rose bushes that rosehips are starting to form after flowering. But what can you do with rosehips on rose bushes? As flowering tends to occur between May and September, rosehips  [...]</p>
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