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Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

Posted by Hrose none (My Page) on
Fri, May 25, 12 at 19:55

Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

does anyone have a list? or know of any?


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RE: Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

I think the closest things you have are the Canadian artist series of roses. Actually the words "Canadian Hybrid teas" are an oxymoron.
BTW you live in a hardiness zone and "none" is not a zone. If you'll send me the area where you live I'll look up your hardiness zone. Don't need a specific address just an area like Toronto, etc.


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RE: Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

the only place roses are native to is California because that's where they don't catch black spot


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"the only place roses are native to is California because that's where they don't catch black spot"

There is so much wrong with that statement that I don't even know where to start.....:-(


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I don't think Hrose is really interested in growing roses. ;-)


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The Greater Toronto Rose & Garden Society web page is at:
http://www.gardenontario.org/site.php/rosegarden

A quote from their newsletter.
"Rose Varieties

There are thousands of roses to choose from and some are easier to grow and more disease resistant than others. Here are just a few of our members suggestions;

Polyanthas: The Fairy, Red Fairy, Katherina Zeimet

Shrub roses: Bonica, Ballerina, Henry Kelsey, Knock Out, Mordon Sunrise, Morden Blush, Lambert Close, Hope for Humanity, Golden Wings.

Rugosas: Henry Hudson, Jens Munk, Henry Kelsey, John Davis

Austin Roses: L.D. Braithwaite, Mary Rose, Abraham Darby, Graham Thomas, Brother Cadfael, Othello, Winchester Cathedral, Hyde Hall

Hybrid Teas: Savoy Hotel, Double Delight, Touch of Class, Memorial Day, Blue Moon, Julia Child, Fragrant Cloud, Elina, Pristine

Floribundas: Honey Perfume, Iceburg, Sexy Rexy, Tabris, Burning Glow, Intrigue, Margaret Merril, Playboy, Snowdance.

Climbers: New Dawn, Blaze, Swan Lake, Galway Bay, Fourth of July, Dortmund, Golden Showers, Aloha

Miniature: Jeanne Lajoie, Green Ice, Mountie, Amber Glow

Old Roses: Henry Martin, R. verdiflora, Fantine la tour, Rosa Mundi, Tuscany Superb."

Here is a link that might be useful: Greater Toronto Rose & Garden Society


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RE: Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

  • Posted by seil z6b MI (My Page) on
    Sat, May 26, 12 at 11:55

There are a lot of roses that are hardy to zone 3 but few if any are hybrid teas unless you are willing to do winter protection. As for whether they will be disease resistant is a whole other story. There are many different diseases that can affect roses and having some idea of where you live might help narrow them down somewhat. However, for the most part, no rose is disease free anywhere/everywhere. Not even Knock Outs. But truth be told, I can't think of any perennial plant that is including grass. They're all susceptible to some kind of disease.

If you love roses and want to grow them check with local nurseries or better yet a local rose society to see which ones do best in your area.


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RE: Canadian disease resistant hybrid tea roses

While doing a quick google search of native plants for Toronto Canada I found that there are 3 roses on the city's website.

http://www.toronto.ca/trees/pdfs/Shrub_List.pdf

You are VERY LUCKY! Your city has a whole list of happy healthy plants.

I would think if you wanted to add a few roses, you should ask at http://www.gardenontario.org/site.php/rosegarden (also below) for some help. They might suggest pots

Here is a link that might be useful: Rose Society


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