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Posted by dan8_gw (Northern California Zone 9A) September 27, 2015

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dan8_gw (Northern California Zone 9A)Updated October 2, 2015 So cool, yes he definitely has to overshadow everyone with his height every year!

Anybody have any info on APRICOTS N' CREAM or GOLD STRUCK?

Posted by bethnorcal9 September 26, 2015

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Sylvia Weiser WendelUpdated October 2, 2015 Beth, I received Gold Struck as a freebie when I attended a pruning class this spring at a local nursery. I put it in a very sunny spot, west-facing against a pale yellow wall, fed it, watered it -- and have been very disappointed...

I won my first Queen of Show!

Posted by seil zone 6b MI June 20, 2015

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bellegallica9aUpdated October 2, 2015 Wonderful! Great picture, too.

Opinions about Shi-un, Moon Shadow and Lady Rose

Posted by Sara-Ann Z6B OK October 1, 2015

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bossyvossy(TX 9a)Updated October 2, 2015 errrr....went to ck it and noticed its a gonner. can't endorse Shi un

Found rose in neighbor's garden

Posted by Joe Moose, Zone 9A October 1, 2015

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Joe Moose, Zone 9AUpdated October 2, 2015 Hoovb, Jacqueline: 1) The owner doesn't know how long it's been there. She's guessing more than ten years. 2) US South, Zone 9A 3) Sure! The bush stands about 5ft or so; I'm 5'6 so I'm estimating here.

Hardy, Healthy HTs for Zone 6th

Posted by farmerduck October 1, 2015

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farmerduckUpdated October 2, 2015 Great suggestions, Michael and Seil. I don't have any of the roses you suggested, and will check them out. Thanks again. I saw Mother of Pearl in "person" once, and it sure is a lovely rose.

Tricked by Drift Roses

Posted by A. Newfool(7) October 2, 2015

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seil zone 6b MIUpdated October 2, 2015 Your home looks lovely! Contact the local rose society in Atlanta, I know there is one, and ask them what might work better for you. They will know whether this is normal or not for your area. For me I found that the flower carp...

I don't think this is Princess Alexandra of Kent

Posted by bethnorcal9 July 26, 2015

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muks29Updated October 1, 2015 The color seems very light for paok . Respected rose grower bethnorcal I have a couple of Geoff Hamiltons almost one year passed no blooms. One threw out two inch thick 7 feet tall canes in spring. My gentle heroines have performe...

Rose time down under

Posted by _lazyworm September 28, 2015

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rosecanadianUpdated October 2, 2015 That's lovely too. Love the veining. Carol

mini rose brown leaves

Posted by pinkkpearls August 5, 2015

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jasminerose4u, California 9bUpdated October 1, 2015 I'm glad your rose recovered with the water treatment. No chemicals are required. My miniature rose looked like yours, because I didn't know what it was early on. Following the advice I received from this forum, I washed the rose ...

So big - what to do?

Posted by Mark Allanson September 21, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated October 1, 2015 It might be Albertine rambler rose, it's very common in UK.

Great photo!

Posted by bluegirl_gw October 1, 2015

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jerijen(Zone 10)Updated October 1, 2015 Oh, I love lizards. We have hundreds of Western Fence Lizards, of all sizes. Love 'em. (And they eat bugs!)

Overwintering cuttings zone 5

Posted by Dingo2001 - Z5 Chicagoland(5) September 29, 2015

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Colton WeingardenUpdated October 1, 2015 I have mine under a 600w LED galaxy hydro though I am going to get another lol. I also have a fan GENTLY blowing on through just to keep some circulation through the room. I know serious business but I have like 80 plus varieties ...

Should I remove canes scarred by rust before winter?

Posted by dan8_gw (Northern California Zone 9A) September 29, 2015

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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23Updated October 1, 2015 The canes are fine. Do a couple of rounds of dormant spray in late winter to kill off some of the spores. You can never get them all.

Rose turning black

Posted by keithog September 26, 2015

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muks29Updated October 1, 2015 Sadly this ones a goner,rip it out and air the soil by tilling it over , do please improve the soil before replanting to avoid hurting the new rose.

Edmunds

Posted by BethC in 8a Dallas, TX September 26, 2015

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zack_lau z6 CTUpdated September 30, 2015 Zone 5B is a little too cold for many varieties Hybrid Teas. You may also have issues with a short growing season--they may not have enough time to recover fully from the winter dieback. A short season may be even shorter if the ...

Bella Roma

Posted by seil zone 6b MI June 28, 2014

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Buford_NE_GA_7A(7B)Updated October 1, 2015 I like mine. I do sometimes have problems with the blooms not opening fully, but that may be because of thrips, which it seems to attract. Great fragrance.

What makes a Rosarian?

Posted by moodyblue(8) February 8, 2008

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ameri2nalUpdated September 30, 2015 My definition is a little looser. If you know the names of the varieties and what subgroups they belong to that you grow, you're probably a Rosarian.

"Fiji" anyone?

Posted by mossy44_z7bwa September 28, 2015

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mossy44_z7bwaUpdated September 30, 2015 Thanks Chris2486 and Judy, I am going to get Fiji at the first opportunity, am looking forward to having it in my garden.

Heirloom sale on orange roses

Posted by arlene_82 (zone 6 OH) September 29, 2015

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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated September 30, 2015 They're pretty roses.......but I want a pair orange boots to match my 2 orange coats. Shoes went over the roses this time. :-)

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