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Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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ThomasLearning 7b (
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Tue, Oct 15, 13 at 9:04
| I will be getting this rose from Hortico soon. I would appreciate any comments from anyone who has grown this rose for at least three years. I came across one site that this plant is sometimes invasive, I am not sure if I should believe this. Do you think this Hortico Captain Harry Stebbings rose will be on its own roots? |
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RE: Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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| Are you sure that Hortico's Capt. HS is "own root"? According to their web site many of their roses are grafted on to multiflora root stock & since Capt. HS is a HT, I would guess he is grafted but I can't tell for sure from their web page. I have Capt. HS as a grafted rose & it is not invasive grafted. And being a HT, I doubt that it would be invasive own root. |
RE: Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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RE: Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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| Mine is grafted. I've had it for years. It hasn't been invasive. In my climate it is quite large,tall(6 ft.) and spreading(6 ft). It is one of those bare-legged roses. The blooms are beautiful and fragrant. I would not call it disease resistant. |
RE: Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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| Thanks Mendocino_rose. I cannot wait to see the blooms. I would love to see photos of this plant from you or Wirosarian. |
RE: Tell me about Captain Harry Stebbings Rose
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| I think it is the Rosa Multiflora root stock that could be invasive. I wonder if I could take the Hortico Captain Stebbings grafted rose and get a cutting above the graft; and grow this Rose on its own roots. |
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