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Sun, May 11, 14 at 23:20
| I am looking to add a few more mirandy roses to my garden but I cannot find it anywhere. The only places I can find them are online but I hear less than favorable reviews for websites like direct gardening.com. Home Depot and lowes sell them online but I was hoping to find it from an actual nursery (with the hopes that it will be more developed and have a better chance of living). If anyone would be so kind as to point me in the direction of a website that sells my favorite rose, I would be eternally thankful. |
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| Have you ever looked at HelpMeFind? You enter a rose's name in the search field and a file-page comes up. One of the tabs is "Buy From" which shows nurseries carrying that particular rose. I got mine as a VID band from Vintage Gardens, but with that nursery closing, you'll have to look through some of the others. The other option is, since you already have a few, is to try rooting cuttings yourself. Keep in mind that if your others are grafted, own-root 'Mirandy' might not show the same degree of vigor. I know it from only my own-root plant, and while I wouldn't call it "wimpy" I am guessing that most mid-20th Century Hybrid Teas would grow more vigorously on rootstock. See the link below for nurseries listing 'Mirandy'. :-) ~Christopher |
Here is a link that might be useful: 'Mirandy' rose nurseries at HelpMeFind
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| Earlier in spring, I found Mirandy at Lowe's. Havent planted it yet, but it is a very healthy plant and though they may be sold out of them, perhaps might still have a few left. It is blooming for the 2nd time - they are lovely and are fragrant. Judith |
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