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How well does Jubilee Celebration perform for you?
Posted by cjrosaphile(z8 Pacific NW)
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buford(7 NE GA)Updated I agree mostly with Kate. Mine would have a great spring flush and then nothing. But I think it was getting too much shade. I am moving it this year and I'll see what happens. The blooms are lovely. Good for front of the border.
Blooms for So. Ca. Nov. Party
Posted by martinca_gw
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martinca_gwUpdated Oh darn! Thanks, Amanda. Ah well, who's looking for roses in November, anyway...( except me). At least I left a few on.
Need hardy, thornless rose to drape down tall retaining wall
Posted by paulineinmn
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farmerduckUpdated Crown Princess Magaretta? It is almost thornless and mine is floppy and drape over a walkway wall.
Bi Colour - Garish Roses
Posted by Dublin29
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Sylvia Weiser WendelUpdated Here's another,more traditional Granada image. The orange overtones in the other photo probably reflected hotter weather at the time.
Ramblin' Red
Posted by Agnesik12
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onewheeler(Z5 N.S.)Updated Glad I could help. Enjoy your rose. Valerie
Planning a rose garden - need help!!!
Posted by new_garden(7)
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meredith_e Z7b, Piedmont of NC, 1000' elevationUpdated I'd use iris or daylilly clumps (or dianthus and lillies) where you have the forsythia, and I'd do the small false cypress for the evergreens. They'll get bigger than they list where you are, I bet. I use one called snow (or snow-...
Is this poison ivy in my roses?
Posted by juleecat(z5 OH)
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homegrowninthe603(6a SE NH)Updated Sure looks like poison ivy as I know it. I see it often, and if it's near a plant I want to keep, I just put a few drops of round-up on the leaves. I had to get medical help once after pulling up roots I did not recognize. I also ...
The Promised Update
Posted by lorrihz(9 - Las Vegas)
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ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9Updated I really like the formality of the fountain and pavers against the softness of the plantings. I think you did a wonderful job. Ingrid
Falling in Love and Chris Everet HT roses
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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kentucky_rose zone 6Updated Pat, your roses are so gorgeous and so many blooms! My Falling in Love has never been that pretty and your Chris Everett is an eye catcher, too.
rose cuttings
Posted by Linda Simon
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AquaEyes 7a New JerseyUpdated Late last Autumn, I noticed a few of my roses had stems which snapped or broke completely off. I simply stuck them in the ground right next to the originals, putting about half of the stem length below the soil surface. I did noth...
Several of a few varieties or one ea. of many varieties?
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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poorbutroserich(Nashville 7a)Updated I think it depends upon your garden style too. I'm growing a cottage garden striving for a "Giverny" vibe. My garden is so small I only need one rose to provide that SPLOTCH of color. There are very few roses I grow to m...
Anyone grow Mirandy?
Posted by susan4952(5)
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new_garden(7)Updated Mirandy is one of the best smelling roses I have. Beautiful blooms to. I'm trying to root two now, not sure if it will work being so late in the year.
Knock-Out Roses - Need Advice ASAP, Please!
Posted by pagenie1
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated Do not hesitate to cut the thorny canes away from the entrance at any time of year. In spring you can prune them to 2 x 2 or 3 x 3 , and after each flush of bloom you can cut the stems back a foot or so. I wouldn't move them unles...
Is this RRD?
Posted by Delphinium zone5
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated IIRC, St. Cecilia doesn't have flat, hooked thorns, so it is probably a rootstock sucker. Dr. Huey does have this type of thorns. I lost my St. Cecilia to RRD a couple of years ago, but I've forgotten exactly what the bad growth l...
should I prune these or let them be?
Posted by bgaviator(7)
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Samuel Adk zone5aUpdated if you want to do something feed your lawn organically and feed the birds suet
What's up with stripping leaves on shipped roses?
Posted by mudhoney
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mudhoneyUpdated Thanks for all the input. I'm still having a difficult time with this. If there are disease spores on the plants, they will almost certainly be on the canes also. I find it unbelievable that removing the leaves would remove all di...
What to do with climbing rose
Posted by sowandgrow
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subk3Updated skmiller asked: "I thought roses likes air circulation and doesn't like to be next to anything.... Do you have to prune the Clematis and the Rose often. Do you have to worry that one will dominate the other and try to kill it...
Rose ID?
Posted by pat_bamaz7
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Mountie(6b)Updated Perhaps it is The Endeavor (Ausdisco), a David Austin rose shown in the current catalog.
Pond and Garden Tour at Humpty Dumpty House
Posted by Sow_what? Southern California Inland
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Sow_what? Southern California InlandUpdated Thanks Susan. Here's a picture of one of our ponds, built by the PondDigger of Yucaipa.
do you have 10 acres for regan's ????
Posted by andreark
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bayarea_girl(NorCA 9)Updated I have Regan to thank for many of the bare root roses that I planted this year. Their bare root roses have top-notch quality and the best thing is I can pick them up locally. I live south of SF. I contacted them a few month ago as...
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