I will also try to buy a shredder in the spring. I hope it will be useful. Do you know if it rumbles loudly?

Rema, I have never heard of a "quiet" shredder, but maybe new ones are much better than older ones which are very loud.

How loud they are will also depend upon what you are asking them to shred.

Rosemary! If you grow Austin's roses and its behave well in your garden I will write you a long list of roses with few thorns

Thank you, Rema. My Abraham Darby and Princess Anne do well here. And now I have Munstead Woods which is prickly. More and more I am interested in Old Garden Roses. I have a few of those that are thornless or "almost thornless."

Yes, shredders are very loud...use ear protection.

We have an icy wind driving snowflakes and mood only in the hope that tomorrow will be warmer. But no, tomorrow it will be freezing rain. And another two weeks it is not clear what.
I do not even want to watch the topic of flowering 2020. Offended.

Dang, Rema...brrrr!!! Hopefully, it will get warmer for you soon!

I made gref 15 March.first time



I don't know yet if they are good ,

Great! Keep us informed.

With pleasure.!!
The cuttings of roses that I was able to get in March were slightly dry and sprouted. And the varieties of roses are not interesting. I trained. There are 20 pieces. And in April, another 10 rootstock will come to me. But I will plant these 10 and gref them in August with good buds and desired varieties of roses. All the same, the summer gref should be more correct. I'll report back in a week.

Congrats! They look great!

How good are Edmund's roses?
I just ordered five, and have never gone to them before.

Hi !!! Everyone !
My 15 gref were gone. Black. So far, only 4 have remained that were tortured by the cuttings, but so far not convincingly.
I'm upset. Would you recommend something?