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About Lynnette Payne
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Expertise
I am knowledgeable in all aspects of growing roses, especially their disease problems. I can also help with organic growing of roses.

Experience
I have grown roses for over 50 years, worked in a rose nursery in the Pacific Northwest and now, thanks to retirement, have managed to stuff over a 800 roses into an acre of land.

Organizations
Vice president of a large garden club.

Publications
Have written the modern and antique FAQs for Gardenweb. Answered Questions on AllExpert when it first started and have a rose information website with photographs which is still being expanded. www.theoldrosarian.com

Education/Credentials
I studied under a British Rosarian in regards to rose history, blood lines, identification, breeding, diseases and propagation.

   

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Cecile Brunner weird double buds11/17/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: and have noticed that there are new flower buds forming from the centre of the flowers. This is the ...
  A: What you describe is an excellent example of proliferation in a rose. The reason for proliferation ...
Unknown scarlet HT11/12/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have a very beautiful hybrid tea rose that I rescued from a house that was to be removed and do ...
  A: Other ideas could be to see what red roses were popular around the time you think the rose was ...
Unknown scarlet HT11/12/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have a very beautiful hybrid tea rose that I rescued from a house that was to be removed and do ...
  A: Every year there are more than 200 roses introduced by the breeders or the rose nurseries. Many of ...
KO roses barely bloomed11/11/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I'm from Columbus, OH. Have 25 KO's that have bloomed wonderfully for over 5 years. This year I ...
  A: When roses make buds and then they don't open but go brown, then there could be rose midges killing ...
Knock out roses11/2/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have a winter home in central Florida. While gone this summer my knock out roses got out of ...
  A: Yellow leaves which have black spots on them, are caused by a fungal disease called Black Spot. This ...
overwintering unplanted roses11/2/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I purchased 58 roses this year but was not able to get all areas ready for their planting. It is ...
  A: Greenhouses are ideal for the tender roses such as teas and noisettes, but in your climate you need ...
Knock out roses11/1/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have a winter home in central Florida. While gone this summer my knock out roses got out of ...
  A: You can cut your roses back now. If you want them to be 3 feet tall then you have to cut them back ...
Cutting back Knockout Roses before Winter11/1/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: How far down would I need to cut back my knockout rose bushes before the winter? I have had these ...
  A: As I don't know where you garden, I will have to assume that you get a cold winter. If your roses ...
overwintering unplanted roses10/30/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I purchased 58 roses this year but was not able to get all areas ready for their planting. It is ...
  A: Roses need a dormant period to do their best and the winter killing of their leaves gives them that ...
White Cloud rose10/29/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I would like a white rose to grow along a fence with trellis at the top to help provide some ...
  A: White Cloud is a really good rose with as you said, good fragrance, plus good disease resistance.It ...
knockout rose plant10/28/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I LIVE IN WABASH,IN. HOW DO I WINTERIZE A KNOCKOUT ROSE . I HAVE NEVER HAD ONE BEFORE. THANK-YOU ...
  A: You don't get really nasty winters in your area but your rose is new to your garden so just for this ...
knockout roses10/28/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in West Virginia and we are moving houses. I was wondering when is the best time to replant ...
  A: If you have the time from moving, then this is the best time to replant your Knock Outs. If you ...
knockout roses10/27/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: lots of problems with roses this year--i now have tall bushes with spindly stalks and no leaves on ...
  A: Down they go to about 18 inches tall and this will make them into studier bushes. If the rose bushes ...
rosa rugosa - pruning10/26/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live on Cape Cod and want to cut my Rosa Rugosa back to the ground. I have a bed 5' x 20' in ...
  A: Spring might be a better time for severely cutting back a rose. The reason is because the rose then ...
Roses in water10/26/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: A lady gave me 10 rose bushes last month. I put them in a bucket of water. They look healthy but it ...
  A: This is am ideal time in your area to plant your roses. If they sit too long in water, there is a ...
knockout roses10/25/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in RUMFORD, Maine. Do I have to cut down the stems on my knockout rose bushes and cover them ...
  A: Knock Out roses are considered to be hardy but when you plant a rose in the summer, sometimes it ...
knockoutr roses10/19/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Do they require full sun or partial? I am in zone 7
  A: Knock Out roses do best where they can get about 6 hours of full sun and then they will tolerate the ...
knockout rose tree winter care10/19/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have had two unsuccessful attempts in keeping my knockout rose trees viable over the winter in ...
  A: When the rose draws down the sap from it's canes, this makes the leaves fall off because they are ...
Transplanting A Rose Bush10/19/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in Austin, Texas...Which is the best month/months to move rose bushes? The rose bushes have ...
  A: The best time to transplant any rose is when they don't know you're doing it, and that is when they ...
knockout rose tree winter care10/19/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have had two unsuccessful attempts in keeping my knockout rose trees viable over the winter in ...
  A: In your climate you should have no problem keeping Knock Out roses alive over the winter. However ...
worms on knock-out roses10/18/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have little green worms on my knock-out roses. I've used several kinds of insect rose dust and ...
  A: The little green worms are not insects but caterpillars and they need to be smouthered. They ...
Overwintering a Potted Rose Topiary10/17/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Payne, In June of this year (2009) I was given a very beautiful rose topiary as a gift from my ...
  A: Roses in your area, will normally drop their leaves and start to go dormant by drawing down the sap ...
Roses buds opening10/16/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have a few roses that still have buds on them, some are a nice size bud but not quite ready to ...
  A: Not much you can do to make a bud open when it is that closed stage. 40 to 50 won't freeze the ...
Roses10/14/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Why do roses have thorns?
  A: Officially if you want to be considered very correct in your terminology then modified leaves are ...
pruning roses10/14/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: we live in upstate new york,planted our first roses this spring they were gorgeous...now what its ...
  A: Because you have a cold winter. some of the length of the canes could freeze and cause die back. If ...
roses10/12/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in northeast pa. This is the first time i have ever planted roses.I planted them in the ...
  A: Because this is their first year and they haven't gone through a winter in your area, you will have ...
? disease/infestation on rose10/12/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: My roses have been getting a "crinkling" in their leaves, i cannot see any discolouration in them ...
  A: Around this time of year when the weather is changing, roses get a fungal infection like a mould. ...
Simplicity vs Knockout roses in so. california10/10/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: should I plant Simplicity or Knockout roses in so. California? i live in zone 10. which one will do ...
  A: Both roses will do okay in your area but Simplicity has been on the market for a long time but has ...
Florabunda Rose Bush10/10/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Florabunda Rose Bush, Where can we find them? We live in west central IL in Galesburg, IL 61401. ...
  A: Roses are mainly classified in regards to how they grow and bloom. According to the American Rose ...
When to plant knock-out roses10/9/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Is is possible to plant double knock-out rosebushes in the fall or are they only planted in the ...
  A: Knock Out roses are hardy but most roses need to settle in for a year if they have to go through a ...
climbing roses10/9/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have three climbing roses and six bushes in a bed everything did well except two of the climbers. ...
  A: The pattern that all climbers follow is to make a lot of growth the first three years and then they ...
browning/yellowing knockout rose leaves10/8/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: We live in Tampa, FL. We have 15 knockout rose plants, 10 on one side of yard 5 on the other, about ...
  A: One of the reasons roses turn brown and their leaves go yellow is because the roots are complaining ...
Yellow and Red Rose10/5/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Can you help me identify this rose, please? Thank you very much.
  A: I am sorry but it is impossible to identify a rose just by a picture. There are over a 200 roses ...
JFK buds brown and not opening10/5/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: My garden is in Colorado. My soil is clay with carbonate. In preparing the garden and planting the ...
  A: Let me start with the obvious first in that your soil may be too alkaline for roses to grow well but ...
Queen Elizabeth Rose Bush10/4/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in Western Kentucky. I have a new Queen Elizabeth Rose Bush that I planted this spring. It ...
  A: There are many rose myths that have been proven to be incorrect and stopping a rose from blooming ...
Knockout Roses10/1/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I live in Chesapeake, Virginia and my knockouts have been in the ground for 2 years. They are ...
  A: Knock Out type shrub roses respond best to using an electric hedge trimmer or lawn shears and ...
Knockout roses9/30/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I have one home in Il. and one in Fl., both having knockout roses.In both places, I take similar and ...
  A: As I can't see your roses that are not doing well I can only give you reason why they may act that ...
Just Joey Rose9/30/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: I planted Just Joey standard roses 4 years ago - I have pruned the last 3 years and they have been ...
  A: There is a tiny insect called a Rose midge which makes a pinhole at the base of the developing bud. ...
planting knock out roses under oak trees9/28/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: Will knock out roses grow under oak trees ? I have tried azaleas and they do not grow well under oak ...
  A: I think you will find that your roses will struggle against the oak tree the same way the azaleas ...
Rose cuttings9/25/2009Lynnette Payne
  Q: My grandmother planted rose bushes for each of her grandkids at her home. The home is going to be ...
  A: There are two times to take cuttings. One is in the fall and the other is in the spring. I would go ...

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