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Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

Posted by zeffyrose_pa6b7 6b7 (My Page) on
Thu, Jun 17, 10 at 20:59

Patrick sent this rose to me about 4 years ago----it is a lovely rose ----





Florence


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

So pretty, Florence. Does it open properly for you? It is quite lovely. How is the scent?

Juliet


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

What a lovely combination with ZD. I don't see any sign of balling either. Prettier than many other pictures of CS I've seen.

Ingrid


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

Hi Juliet and Ingrid-----It has been my experience that it all depends on the weather----Last year it was a very wet spring and I noticed a lot of balling-----if it is warm and sunny the blooms are lovely----

Nice fragrance but not as strong as some of my other roses especially Zeffy-----

Florence---


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

How beautiful, Florence. I like how Clotilde looks growing with Zeffy, nice combo of blooms and colors.


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

Sigh, I miss that rose something fierce. The bushes have been disappointing. Very prone to powdery mildew, which didn't seem to bother the climber. The trick with Climbing Clotilde Soupert is heat. She needs consistent summer heat to open up the fat buds. That is why she is so liked in the Old South. The canes are low on thorns, long and flexible. A snap to train. Foliage is resistant to black spot. The small flowers are perfectly quartered like a miniature Souvenir de la Malmaison. Repeat is very reliable - a constant steady stream all season long. As you can see in the first image, the color is absolutely precious: translucent white blushed lilac pink in the center. Last but not least, the blooms have excellent vase life and the long/strong stems hold the blooms straight up.


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

just lovely, Florence. Gean


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RE: Clotilde Soupert --- thanks Patrick

I have in my head a fantasy of two climbing roses, one dark cool pink and one white with a pale pink center. I had cut and pasted photos of Super Dorothy and Zeffy next to Climbing Eden. Later I learned of CS.

Voila! Here is my fantasy rose arbor.
Thanks for growing it, I have learned that in my climate it would not work. I will visit yours instead.
Renee


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