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Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 0:09
| Can anyone recommend a rose that reblooms as much as Valentine, but that's a bluer shade of red? I was looking at Reine des Violettes but I'm seeing in other posts that it isn't a reliable rebloomer? At least not compared to Valentine. Thank you for your expertise! |
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| The Dark Lady comes to mind, also Sophy's Rose, which has a more unusual shape that I really like. Ingrid |
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| I second The Dark Lady, but Rouge Royale does better in my garden that TDL, RR smells divine too! |
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| Nearly black. A dreaded hybrid tea, but it has a full bush. Not an erect soldier and blooms constantly in the Dfw area. |
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| I love my two Ascot roses, grandifloras from Tantau. They grow fast and do a lot of blooming here in my garden. But Ascot is a big rose. It has luscious, old fashioned look, winy red blooms. Diane |
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- Posted by PortlandMysteryRose 8 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 12, 14 at 16:30
| How about Francis Dubreuil (aka Barcelona)? Available from the Antique Rose Emporium. She's been a good rebloomer for me and remains small to medium in size like Valentine. Carol |
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