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Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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zaphod42 SE WI 5b (
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Sun, Sep 29, 13 at 10:07
| I know its growth is arching, but mine looks flattened. Like someone sat right down in the center. Its a pancake rose bush. Should I be supporting this rose? Its only a 1.5 yrs old at this point. Should I lighten up the weight of the branches and prune them a bit? Thanks! |
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RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| Sounds a lot like Henri to me. Unless you prop it up, Henri just slowly lies down on the ground. I use a peony hoop and that seems to make it look more graceful. |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| He gets a bit sturdier as he gets older and I do sometimes prune back the tips,but yes, he does go in for the limp look. |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| Shoot. I've got him in the wrong location then. Thank you. |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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. . . or let him climb into a tree:
Best wishes, Jon |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| Jon, Beautiful! And what is the pale pink confection beneath Henri? Cath |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| What a stunning picture! The light pink rose seems to me to be the very epitome of everything an old rose should be. Ingrid |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| Jon, I'm with Cath in wanting to know the name of the pink rose in the photo. It is beautiful! Lynn |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| 'tis Fantin Latour, kids! Best wishes Jon |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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| Of course it is...what else? Was wondering where you were hanging out, Jon. |
RE: Is Henri Martin supposed to look this way?
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This has taken my breath away. Oh Lord. The beauty is blinding! Susan |
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