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Denver Rose Society web page
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry
Burnt edges on rose leaves
Posted by ngordon1
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roseseek(9)Updated You're welcome. Don't get me wrong, it does need sunlight to produce chlorophyll, it just will benefit from the bright morning sun without being fried by the hot afternoon sun and the heat coming off any hot walls cooking it. I'm ...
Mishapen Rose bush
Posted by dawnpet69
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jerijen(Zone 10)Updated Coming in late -- but you've gotten good advice.
Please help identify this rose - 2 choices
Posted by canadian_rose(zone 3a)
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canadian_rose(zone 3a)Updated Yes, Silk Hat and Baronne seem quite similar! Both have the silver reverse. The 2nd rose has quilled petals. I think it could be anything. Don't think it's something I ordered. I know it might sound weird/uneconomical etc. but if ...
New two-spotted spider mite M.S. Thesis
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry
Finished my other link for reading? Then try this one
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry
Ann Peck's RRV web info linked to in newspaper artice
Posted by henry_kuska
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, Henry
Roses
Posted by vickyrose
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cecily(7 VA)Updated Hi Vicky, Your post isn't receiving responses because you placed it on the "Off Topic" conversations part of the forum where people talk about non-rose related topics like dentists and vacations. There is a main "Di...
My budding "Duh!" moment...
Posted by roseseek(9)
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roseseek(9)Updated More "Duh!" today. Several of the stocks I sealed with the Parafilm continued flowing sufficient sap to leak quite badly, no matter how tightly I wrapped the ends. I stopped by my favorite nursery today and asked about t...
R. primula
Posted by slumgullion(8a)
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roseseek(9)Updated You could order the one from Hortico and plant it deeply so it goes own root. Or, get the Hortico plant and begin rooting them once it grows. You should then have the one considered the more fragrant. Kim
A Visit to Kim's Laboratory
Posted by Kippy(SoCal zone 10. Sunset Zone 24)
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roseseek(9)Updated I'd say you are safe growing them outdoors, Virginia. The greatest things about germinating them outdoors are you plant them all at once and don't have to continuously check for newly germinated ones and get them planted ASAP; you...
Rose Rosette virus in New Hampshire
Posted by henry_kuska
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henry_kuskaUpdated Also see: http://www.sdshores.com/announcements/rose-rosette-disease-found-in-south-down-roses "Our South Down rose is the first confirmed case in NH." Here is a link that might be useful: link for above
Early American Rose Annuals
Posted by henry_kuska
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roseseek(9)Updated Go get these! The very early ones are interesting, but contain a bit less research. The 1920s through mid to late 1950s are fascinating! They contain such a wealth of knowledge and personalities. Rose research supported by the ARS...
Scrawny Climbing Roses
Posted by TKHooper196
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Climbing roses: FIrst year sleeping Second year creeping Third year leaping! Water, light, and some food (NOT Bayer 3 in 1). Then patience. If they grow any long canes, that is when they are starting to "leap". If you tr...
Rose Gardens in and around San Francisco
Posted by buford(7 NE GA)
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mendocino_rose(z8 N CA.)Updated I find the Gold Hill Luther Burbank garden more interesting than the downtown home and garden. I forgot about Quarry Hill. Those places could be a nice day trip a long with a couple of wineries. One thing I forgot to mention is th...
bindweed in rose fields found to have PNRSV
Posted by henry_kuska
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roseseek(9)Updated The common bind weed here is plain, light pink. It gets knocked down with Round Up but comes back up all over. It's a common component in commercial bird food. The client who grows the large Annie Laurie McDowell HAD a bird feeder...
Help, Rose midge
Posted by madri_gw(5)
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated You don't want to use Bayer 3 in 1 anyway. Because of the mixture none of the three things it's supposed to do are particularly effective. You don't want to use a fungicide and a fertilizer when all you want is an insecticide. Fin...
rose rescue plants
Posted by vmr423(Zone 8b, SC)
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vmr423(Zone 8b, SC)Updated Thanks for your kind reassurances. I guess what I meant when I said I sometimes feel like an imposter is that I don't really have gardening "credentials"- whatever those may be. And so whatever success I've had has just ...
Too hot to be outside? Do some rose reading.
Posted by henry_kuska
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roseseek(9)Updated Thanks for posting that, Henry! There are several excellent reference works there, but Foster-Melliar is who really taught me about HPs. That is quite a rose education in one link! Kim
How to help this rose?
Posted by barb_roselover_in
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Samuel Adk zone5aUpdated Water every 2 days with a deep slow trickle. Cut any dead wood off . It is trying to get its roots used to its new home. It is a tough time of the year to plant a rose. The roses are going into a little bit summer dormancy. It wil...
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