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Posted by A. Newfool(7) May 14, 2015

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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated May 15, 2015 As Anne-Cecilia says, botrytis petal blight causes pink spots and brown rotten spots in mild, wet weather.. If you are in a dry, warm area, it will go away soon. If you are in a cool, drippy area this variety may be unsuitable for...

Bareroot Iceberg florabunda ???'s

Posted by maidinmontana(Zone 5 Billings MT) May 14, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated May 15, 2015 Yes dear, water it well after planting. Just make sure it gets some water everyday. Rain is great, save you some work. I water my bare root roses every night after work. Good luck! :-)

Re-doing border garden & would love ANY info on these roses.

Posted by Dinglehopp3r z7A. EastTN May 14, 2015

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Buford_NE_GA_7A(7B)Updated May 15, 2015 I have many of those roses, but they are new for me, so I'll only talk about the ones I've had for awhile. Duchesse d'Brabant can get wide, it is a tea, but not a gigantic one. It's a great rose except for the fact that the first ...

Recommendations for first time rose grower

Posted by Gardengal May 14, 2015

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Dingo2001 - Z5 Chicagoland(5)Updated May 14, 2015 I have the EE rose Kiss Me and it is very fragrant. Music Box is a good one too from EE. Last fall I planted Party Hardy, and it was hardy to the tips - can't tell you yet about fragrance though:) Poke around on the forums a litt...

"Take It Easy" new variety report....

Posted by Theresa McHarney May 13, 2015

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Theresa McHarneyUpdated May 14, 2015 Thanks, Kentucky Rose, I will watch, and if they get burnt or chewed, I may go ahead and pinch them off.

Help with Rogue Valley Mystery #2 - light pink rose

Posted by nippstress - zone 5 Nebraska May 13, 2015

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nippstress - zone 5 NebraskaUpdated May 14, 2015 Ooh, Pat - that is indeed a perfect match, down to the notched petals even. Surprising, as I have Felicia already, but mine doesn't look anywhere near as gorgeous as yours. Maybe I need to give this second Felicia a little more su...

Rose rosette or mildew or something else . . .?

Posted by MizLizzie(7B) May 13, 2015

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Patty W. zone 5a IllinoisUpdated May 14, 2015 I meant faciation(sp) but it's not that either.

Help with Rogue Valley Mystery #1 - yellow rose

Posted by nippstress - zone 5 Nebraska May 13, 2015

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nippstress - zone 5 NebraskaUpdated May 14, 2015 Thanks, folks! It's nice to know I can occasionally get one right. Cadiarose - I'd be curious what you're getting as your freebies from RV. I still have three more mysteries that haven't bloomed, as well as three more on the way, ...

New Austins

Posted by nikthegreek(9b/10a E of Athens, Greece) May 14, 2015

nikthegreek(9b/10a E of Athens, Greece)New Austins Info already posted in another thread but this is the official thing. One more pink, another off-white and a really interesting one (hybrid spinossima?)

Our "John Cabot" climber

Posted by rouge21_gw(5) June 18, 2014

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated May 14, 2015 Wow, a beautiful garden! :-) You should have a garden party!

Powdered (not granular) fertilizer

Posted by Gary(USDA ZONE = 9b SUNSET ZONE = 18 (Riverside, CA, USA)) May 13, 2015

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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated May 14, 2015 Oops, I'm half blind. I'll erase my post.

Graft/Bud unions

Posted by Gary(USDA ZONE = 9b SUNSET ZONE = 18 (Riverside, CA, USA)) May 13, 2015

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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated May 14, 2015 In zone 9, I would expose the graft so that suckers are immediately identified as such. Also the fleshy roots are at the depth they grew at in the field. When roots of Huey are panted too deep, it may slow development of the plant...

Please advise on my Dublin Bay

Posted by sara_ann-z6bok May 12, 2015

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sara_ann-z6bokUpdated May 14, 2015 Thank you everyone. I think I'm convinced, other than maybe doing what Meredith suggested, I'm going to leave it alone.

Frost advisory

Posted by madri_gw(5) May 13, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated May 14, 2015 We hit 34 over here, pretty cool

Unusual Bloom

Posted by BethC in 8a Dallas, TX May 13, 2015

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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated May 14, 2015 I would mark the cane with a ribbon and see what it does in the next flush. Some sports are stable, while others revert back quickly. If it is a stable sport, that whole stem back to the mother cane and out to future growth will p...

Can you help ID this white floribunda?

Posted by noseometer...7A...ABQ April 30, 2015

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ozmelodye(Z10 S-E Australia)Updated May 14, 2015 I happened to be going through my newest rose catalogue, and I found another two Kordes roses which might be possibilities. They are Diamant( Diamond,White Sunsation, Brilliant vigorosa) and Heidesommer.

Grandmother`s Hat

Posted by beaverfoot May 12, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated May 13, 2015 Long Ago Rose nursery also has it.

Disneyland rose questions

Posted by vp_78 May 13, 2015

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vp_78Updated May 13, 2015 Ok so if I plant in a container, I've read I should use a mix of potting soil, compost and perlite. Any advice here?

Is this spider mites?

Posted by neddy_nam May 8, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated May 13, 2015 Thanks Jasminerose! :-) Karen, I started a rose midge thread, hope someone will help us. :-)

Digging up roses

Posted by Gary(USDA ZONE = 9b SUNSET ZONE = 18 (Riverside, CA, USA)) May 13, 2015

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Gary(USDA ZONE = 9b SUNSET ZONE = 18 (Riverside, CA, USA))Updated May 13, 2015 I'll use the two-shovel method. When I'm replanting the roses in their new locations, should the bud unions be above, below or at the soil level? (The bud unions of some of the roses were below the soil level when I dug them out o...

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