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Wed, Oct 3, 12 at 19:47
| I'm growing Hyde Hall, which so far is showing the disease resistance DA claims. I normally spray for BS but have avoided spraying HH because of a statement I found on their website: "Hyde Hall... Suitable for organic gardeners, it often takes great exception to being sprayed - as do most roses with rugosa in their breeding".
What do you think they mean by "takes great exception" - what might be the consequences of spraying? I use Honor Guard and Green Cure, Mancozeb when things get bad. Just curious... |
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| When you spray rugosas, their leaves dry up and fall off. This has to do with the physical makeup of rugosa foliage. Jeri |
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