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Tue, May 17, 11 at 17:25
These are abundant in a nearby city and I really like them, but do not know what they are. Some kind of shrub rose is my best guess. |
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| Yes, 'Knockout' roses are very common now. |
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| I agree with esh ga that 'Knockout' roses are, as that old Southern expression goes, as common as pig tracks. |
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| Knockouts have begun dieing from RRD around here. I knew that would happen once the landscapers began putting them into every planting project they had. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Wed, May 18, 11 at 15:41
| is that some bizarre hort code for God knows what rhiz??? luckily i know how to search out such codes .. check the link if you are also wondering what she is referring too ken |
Here is a link that might be useful: link
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| Thanks Ken. I thought it meant Rose Replant Disease which we get over here. Seems we don't get Rose Rosette Disease. |
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- Posted by bookjunky4life 5 Central IL (My Page) on Wed, May 18, 11 at 17:50
| My uncle has pink knockout roses but they have never gotten that tall or full. I guess that's what threw me. |
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