"Roseville Noisette"

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Posted by jerijen Sunset Z24 (My Page) on

Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 14:45

A lovely dwarf Noisette -- totally disease-free in coastal SoCal.

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Posted by vmr423 z8 SC (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 15:15

What beautiful shading! She's lovely.

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Posted by jerijen Sunset Z24 (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 16:16

She's quite changeable -- and quite white, when the weather is hot. But we are having cool, foggy, "May Gray"/"June Gloom" weather, so she keeps all of her delicate color.

Growing her in BIG pots, she's high enough up to smell without getting on my knees.

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Posted by PortlandMysteryRose 8 (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 16:57

Wow! Another beautiful found(?) rose, Jeri. The colors are indeed wonderful. I'm fond of garden chameleons--full of surprises. I celebrate that she's disease free in your area. Carol

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Posted by jerijen Sunset Z24 (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 18:42

Yes. She was found in Roseville, CA (East of Sacramento). She seems to be a dwarf, and blooms like mad.

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Posted by vmr423 z8 SC (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 23:34

Wow! Disease-free, repeat-blooming, beautiful AND fragrant? Sign me up.

I wonder how she'd do in coastal SoCar? In a way, this is her ancestral home, right, since the original Noisettes came from Charleston?

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Posted by Kippy-the-Hippy 10 Sunset 24 (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 1, 14 at 23:42

How tall is dwarf?

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Posted by jannorcal No CA z9 (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 2, 14 at 1:37

The original plant in the cemetery is probably 20ish years old and is no taller than 4 feet. And we don't prune it other than to clean out dead wood occasionally. If you shaped/pruned, then it may be shorter.

Here is a link that might be useful: Roseville Noisettte on HMF

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