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Tue, Jan 7, 14 at 12:27
| I have to replace a rose that most likely won't make it. I've found a very nice Buck rose, "Joseph F Lamb", that should fit that spot. I have had good success from Buck roses in the past and I'm inclined to try it. Does anyone grow this rose? How has it fared in the Southeast? While I was looking for one rose, I came across several more, of course. What does anyone know about "Chorale", also a Buck rose? It's so pretty in every picture that I've seen of it, sort of a pale pastel pink with a hint of peach. I don't need a pink rose and don't have a spot for it so hopefully you'll tell me that it has a habit of dying as soon as it crosses your property line. Thank you in advance. It's nice to think about roses on a cold day. |
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| "Chorale" is very pretty, and has exceptional fragrance for a Buck rose, but it was highly susceptible to blackspot here, across the ridge from you. |
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| Blackspot is a serious problem here for me. I'm not sure if it's the same variety as yours, but chances are good that it may be. It makes it a whole lot easier to walk away from Chorale, pretty as looks. |
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- Posted by ken-n.ga.mts 7a/7b (My Page) on Tue, Jan 7, 14 at 20:39
| Have you looked at Distant Drums?? |
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| I have it and I really like it. |
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