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Awesome Climber
Posted by friendssjrosegarden
18 Comments
summersrhythm_z6aUpdated I want one too. :-)
Opinions, Costco's gardening dept?
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
8 Comments
sara_ann-z6bokUpdated Thank you so much everyone. Wanted to know what to expect. I appreciate your input.
roses hardy to zone 4
Posted by growlove(zone4 Ia.)
34 Comments
summersrhythm_z6aUpdated No problem Sam
My first bloom
Posted by BethC in 8a Dallas, TX
6 Comments
rosecanadianUpdated Now that's a gorgeous yellow!!! Awesome! Carol
Gold Medal
Posted by Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
11 Comments
steve_gwUpdated A great rose in my top 10. Lots of flowers, great form in both singles and sprays, and some fragrance as well. Needs extra winter protection here in SE WI but well worth it, a good choice for you :)
Knockout rose not a good fit for my conditions
Posted by jacqueline9CA
4 Comments
jacqueline9CAUpdated Ha! I was just thinking that this is a good opportunity to put one of the old tea roses currently languishing in my pot ghetto in that spot - thanks for the encouragement! Jackie
Did I plant 10 bareroot/grafted roses too deep? Can I dig them up?
Posted by swedeone
13 Comments
swedeoneUpdated Hello Ken, I live in PSL, gardening here is different than up north and I very much appreciate your expertise on Florida and roses. I won't be able to dig anymore, I had to have my landscaper do that but, would it be possible to a...
Lyda Rose in Zone 5?
Posted by Michaela .:. thegarden@902 .:. (Zone 5b - Iowa)
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Michaela .:. thegarden@902 .:. (Zone 5b - Iowa)Updated Patty I agree with you there. Oh I have not grown Bobo before, it's adorable. Looks like one of the local nurseries I shop at carries them. Might have to pick one up. Hard for me to turn down a hydrangea that stays on the smaller ...
Lowes find....Mr. Lincoln, Belinda's Dream, New Year.
Posted by BethC in 8a Dallas, TX
9 Comments
summersrhythm_z6aUpdated Thanks for mentioning it, I will wait for Home Depot/ Lowe's 2 gal. ones, much better than buying a rose band for $20. :-)
What rose looks like this?
Posted by kublakan
20 Comments
bethnorcal9Updated Yeah I was pretty sure that's what it was going to be. But, ya never know.... I'm glad you were able to get that positive ID!
Roses, feeding an addiction......
Posted by BethC in 8a Dallas, TX
20 Comments
Joe Moose, Zone 9AUpdated BlueGirl: HEB is indeed giving lots of those roses, and every time I pass through the front I have to control myself not to get one of their roses. XD
Please Get To The Huntington Quickly!!
Posted by hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
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mustbnuts zone 9 sunset 9Updated I have to resurrect this thread again. I found one of those poms and am going to be planting it in the front between me and my neighbor. I think it will be beautiful I did get a variety that has salmon double flowers with a cre...
Heirloom Roses Sale!!!!
Posted by Dinglehopp3r z7A. EastTN
8 Comments
summersrhythm_z6aUpdated Thanks for letting me know, I will take one more look there. :-)
Graham Thomas or Golden Celebration, for Palm Springs.
Posted by toffee123(9b SoCal low desert)
12 Comments
Marlorena-z8 England-Updated ..I think, if I lived in Palm Springs, and I probably wouldn't say 'no' from Nov-March... then I'd want something other than Austin's, which I can grow quite happily over here... ...I don't know...maybe 'Marechal Niel'...'clg. Lad...
Climbers for zone 6
Posted by seil zone 6b MI
8 Comments
seil zone 6b MIUpdated I know you're right, Patty, and in most winters I will have some surviving canes. What I need to know is that in those "not most" winters the plant itself will survive. And thanks for the tip on Northland. I had forgo...
Don Juan climber in pots?
Posted by toffee123(9b SoCal low desert)
7 Comments
Kippy(SoCal zone 10. Sunset Zone 24)Updated Don Juan does pretty well in the heat, but the reflected heat off that patio in the summer will be an issue. Not sure what you can do to solve that. Our Don Juan is every old and on Doc Huey, he does manage to reach 7 or 8 feet, ...
Should this rose be salvaged?
Posted by burlingarden
22 Comments
jacqueline9CAUpdated Burlingarden - Congratulations! I agree that it is probably 'Rosa Indica Major', a rose which was found in China prior to 1811. If you go to the web site Help Me Find/roses, you will see many pictures of it. Also, you will see tha...
Moving newly planted bareroot rose?
Posted by Ruth_9B
6 Comments
Patty W. zone 5a IllinoisUpdated It helps to move them towards evening or in cloudy weather which you probably wouldn't have now. Many people will provide shade while the rose recovers.That could be as simple as a lawn chair. Or shade cloth over a plant support. ...
Munstead Wood in PNW questions
Posted by Blueisland BC PNW-Z7-8(8a)
4 Comments
ctgardenguyUpdated I am a huge fan of Munstead Wood roses. I have a small row of them and couldn't be happier. Very fragrant. The color is pretty consistent although it tends to be darker at the end of the summer. They are susceptible to black spot,...
New- VI International Symposiul on Rose Research and Cultivation
Posted by henry_kuska
henry_kuskaSee: VI International Symposiul on Rose Research and Cultivation http://www.actahort.org/books/1064/
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