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Charitable gift form for rose rosette virus research
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry
Canker?
Posted by rachani
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iris_gal(z9 CA)Updated Thanks Michael. I have a better understanding now.
Double knockout roses got disease, need help
Posted by kamran5426(8/9)
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated As Ann says, iron deficiency chlorosis commonly occurs next to slabs and foundations because of high pH. However, this looks like mild RoundUp or other herbicide damage to me. It commonly shows up in new growth when there was enou...
Daniel Schmitz roses
Posted by bart_2010(8/9 Italy)
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marianneseUpdated I have no personal experience of them but a friend of mine had one of her HMF photos stolen and added to their homepage. She tried several times to get at least a rose in compensation but had no reply.
Anyone grow wollerton old hall , heathcliff or tranquility ?
Posted by Lilyfinch z7 mid tn
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ratdogheadsUpdated My Heathcliff did nothing all summer and I was convinced that it was a dud. Then the cool nights came along and it has exploded with many big, luscious, well formed, long lasting blooms. Now that it's blooming it tolerates high da...
Even powdery mildew is still being studied
Posted by henry_kuska
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jim1961 Zone 6a Central Pa.Updated Interesting history Henry!
I have a crazy idea and I am not sure if it will work...
Posted by NOACCEPTANCE772(8a)
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roseseek(9)Updated You're welcome! Before doing anything, you may want to take some canes you were going to prune off anyway, and use your budding knife or single edged razor blade to practice lifting the bark to expose the cambium layer. You can al...
Rose midge infestation
Posted by Maude80
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jim1961 Zone 6a Central Pa.Updated We are in the process of rebuilding our rose garden... (On a mission to find better blackspot resistant roses for my area in a no spray situation.) So right now we only have 9 roses and 5 of those are Double Knockouts... But I ord...
A different perspective!
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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sara_ann-z6bokUpdated Seil - I always enjoy your sense of humor. Boncrow and Judy, yes my roses do look tacky sometimes! I do appreciate the kind words. Kentucky_rose sounds like you've had some great weather for roses! Our weather is just now beginnin...
New Book about Roses
Posted by sandandsun(9a FL)
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mzstitch(Zone 7b South Carolina)Updated Sandandsun, I would really appreciate you reviewing the book for us as well. If its worth it, I would buy it. Here in S.C. many "disease resistent" roses still get blackspot for me. If I were to start all over again, I w...
where to find, Rosa Californica?
Posted by carlota(So. Calif. z.9)
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Tessiess, SoCal Inland, 9b, 1272' elevUpdated I live very close to RSABG and visit the garden frequently. Some of my favorite plants are their CA native roses--of which they grow many (including various selections of R. californica from around the state). I have several diffe...
Quo Vadis and others
Posted by canadian_rose(zone 3a)
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canadian_rose(zone 3a)Updated Cynthia Oh! Too bad about Quo Vadis! Hopefully it will do better for you next year. I hope it's a great rose. :) I'm excited about Yves Piaget!! Can't wait for that fragrance!! At least I'll have good luck overwintering Lucille Ba...
Help deciding between these few for my Phx garden
Posted by azjenny
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jaspermplantsUpdated SDLM is a must , so that one would be my first pick. Clothide Soupert is also a good rose, so that one I would recommend. My mother 's garden in Tempe has Gruss an Aachen and it is good here. What about some tea roses (not hybrid ...
Popup Greenhouse in Winter?
Posted by HollyKline
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susan4952(5)Updated Lady year was grizzly for Chicago, too. Lost some monsters. Maybe I will drag out the dreaded C word this year......cones
new roses on Palatine
Posted by lynnette
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susan4952(5)Updated Beautiful. Love the name, too.
Help: Best methods for rose gardening during drought
Posted by carlota(So. Calif. z.9)
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carlota(So. Calif. z.9)Updated I collect from our small air conditioner but will start collecting from our large one. These suggestions are great, keep the coming! Carlota
testing of rootstocks against nematodes
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry.
Roses Without Chemicals
Posted by sandandsun(9a FL)
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roseblush1(8a/Sunset 7)Updated Good luck. As long as he addresses the five different black spot races that are active in different parts of the US, siting of the roses and soil fertility and, of course, climate he may have something new to add to the discussion...
weeping tree roses
Posted by camaramikado(z9 AZ)
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jerijen(Zone 10)Updated You could talk to Otto & Sons roses (who supply many nurseries and landscapers in SoCal). I know they have carried them in the past. Jeri Here is a link that might be useful: Otto & Sons Nursery, Fillmore, CA
Year in review: A winner, surprise and...Meh.
Posted by AnneCecilia z5 MI(5a)
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AnneCecilia z5 MI(5a)Updated OMG, Susan- that is a beautiful photo. I'll gladly wait a few years if my GC would look like that. So I didn't have a chance to take any photos over the weekend, but as I was cleaning up after lunch today, I looked out my kitchen ...
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