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Maman Cochet

Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 10:49

She is the prettiest of our Tea roses but also the stingiest with her blooms. OTOH they are wowsers when they open to perfection. Very healthy bush too.


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RE: Maman Cochet

  • Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
    Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 10:53

A healthy bush and a more upright grower than most teas. Not a sprawler (yet).


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RE: Maman Cochet

  • Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
    Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 10:55

The blooms may ball some when it's wet and foggy but most of the time they open well.


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RE: Maman Cochet

I think she will bloom more generously for you when the plant is really mature.

Jeri


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RE: Maman Cochet

  • Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
    Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 13:20

Let's hope so Jeri because I can't get enough of her blooms! You have been spot on with your advice... so I am patient, sorta......

She has not started to spread out yet like the MC in your picture. I saw how big she'll get when we visited the Sac Cemetery but when we visited the spring bloom was over.


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This rose is so beautiful I'm surprised it's legal. Having any blooms at all right now as you do seems like a great feat. I have close to nothing and there is still the heat of the rest of September and October to get through. Fingers tightly crossed for winter rain.......

Ingrid


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RE: Maman Cochet

That plant in the photo I posted is the one from the Sacramento City Cemetery -- so it is probably about 19 years old. Also, they don't hard-prune their Teas -- and it does make a difference. The plants are big, and graceful, and bloom beautifully.

When I first saw, there, what Tea Roses CAN be, it simply changed my life.

Jeri


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My young 'MC' has had some pretty blooms, but not nearly that richly colored. I hope that she will have some of those darker pink blooms as she gets older.

This was the Tea rose that was at the top of my list. I like or love most Teas, but she was one of my first flower crushes, and I was extremely happy that she was one of RU's sale roses this summer.

Your photos help me remember all over again why she was a must-have for me...

Thanks,
Virginia


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She is one of my favorites, an exquisite rose. She is a good bloomer for me but has been in the ground for 6 or 7 years. I would not be without her!


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RE: Maman Cochet

Virginia -- If you like Maman Cochet, you'd LOVE Niles Cochet.

Jeri


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