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More Blooming Part 2
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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sara_ann-z6bokUpdated FORGOTTEN DREAMS
More varieties blooming
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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sara_ann-z6bokUpdated Carol - Thank you very much. Both Sheila's Perfume and Buxom Beauty have a nice fragrance. To me Buxom Beauty's fragrance is very strong, more so than Sheila's Perfume.
Oklahoma lives! Bride's Dream/Sexy Rexy - not
Posted by view1ny NY 6-7
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view1ny NY 6-7Updated seil, the temps have been in the 60s & 70s here in Brooklyn since May 1. Sat, Sun & Mon were in the low 80s so my other roses are really leafing out. Even my wimpy Austins that were only about 10" tall after 3 years c...
Looking for Our Lady of Guadalupe
Posted by CapeHeart(z6ccMA)
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CapeHeart(z6ccMA)Updated Yes I had looked on Angel Gardens! Thanks so much I should have emailed them Thank You! :) Yes I heard the last one isn't a good source.
Rouge Royale or Jubilee Celebration?
Posted by cjrosaphile(z8 Pacific NW)
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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23Updated Far better disease resistance on JC. Far better fragrance on RR.
Any roses for Wasilla?
Posted by charleney(8a PNW)
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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23Updated My sister is in Anchorage. Wasilla is a wee bit warmer, it's considered "Mat-Su" (See link) but the rose recommendations are about the same. Here is a link that might be useful: Roses in Alaska
62 yr. old Peace. WOW!
Posted by charleney(8a PNW)
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gardenbug(8b)Updated Yes, I would love to see a photo too. Wow! 62 years old. Almost as old as "moi". lol
Carding Mill???
Posted by andreark
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andrearkUpdated Not very, that I have noticed. Of course I have Pristine, Oregold, and some other HTs that look as though they are armed liked gladiators....Nothing next to them looks thorny. I never wear gloves, so I think I would have noticed. ...
Best climbing roses for Pennsylvania
Posted by SusanBachman(6)
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meredith_e Z7b, Piedmont of NC, 1000' elevationUpdated Dani, I grow Eden, Jasmina and Renae. They are all wonderful, but Eden is picky about conditions as far as repeat goes. Renae throws a lot of new canes, but she's easy enough to keep in bounds even here, as long as you plan on pru...
Bouquet flowers
Posted by NOACCEPTANCE772(8a)
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diane_nj 6b/7a(6b/7a)Updated You are looking for hybrid teas with "exhibition form". There are many. Start with the lists at Roseshow.com, which give the top winners. You can research photos of the roses at helpmefind.com, and also, the Santa Clarit...
Black / deep red rose with a WARM undertone
Posted by betenoire
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kathy9norcalUpdated Is Black Magic still available.? I love mine. Stays dark red even in the heat. It never gets bluish. My camera, when I took this picture, didn't capture how dark the red was. It is a med-tall narrow bush for me, lots of blooms.
Earliest blooming roses
Posted by dublinbay z6 (KS)
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meredith_e Z7b, Piedmont of NC, 1000' elevationUpdated Have a great time! I'm sure it'll be gorgeous :) Most of my roses are still buds -- so many buds! I can't wait. Some roses had to be cut all the way back, so it's nice to see so many doing well after the awful winter. Blooming for...
Can anyone help with leaf problem??
Posted by astronomer2(6)
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astronomer2(6)Updated to dublinbay: I'm convinced my problem was frost. My roses are now looking pretty good for this time of the year. The rose shown is not Double Delight. The name I have down for it is Spicy Fragrant, but I'm a little worried that t...
Black or Black Red
Posted by sandandsun(9a FL)
sandandsun(9a FL)It seems like there are regular requests for black roses or for roses that are so dark that they appear black. Possibilities: Try the book, Black Plants: 75 Striking Choices for the Garden, and if you can't find something you like...
potting soil testing
Posted by henry_kuska
henry_kuskaSee "The best test for potting mixes" at: http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=49527563&msgid=264030&act=TSKO&c=717812&destination=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aces.edu%2Fpubs%2Fdocs%2FI%2FIPMNEWS-0077%2FIPMNEWS-0077.pdf Here...
concerns of Tebuconazole-Resistant Isolates
Posted by henry_kuska
henry_kuskaThere are concerns that azole type drugs are being overused. See for example: https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/publicaties/2013/07/18/farm-fungicides-linked-to-resistance-in-a-human-pathogen/pg-106036d.pdf&sa=U&ei=bypxU6oylayxBImOgJAD&ved=0CBsQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNHjZy3ohT0J85TlleZE9pFIPHbtpw ----------------------- "And...
deadhead just before a hot spell, or wait?
Posted by bebba1
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mzstitch(Zone 7b South Carolina)Updated If you want to hold off on watering, then I would not deadhead them. Deadheading sends a signal to the plant to start the reblooming process. You will want to make sure they stay hydrated for the best blooms. I'm so lucky to never...
Two Perfume Delights
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated Wow, that is a big difference. I wish I could say why but I really have no idea what might cause that on the same plant. Unless it's a sport
what type iof rose is this?
Posted by lcmoore99(z7 GA)
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jazzmom516(Zone 7 LI, NY)Updated Ramblers are also not repeat bloomers the way climbers are. Dr.Huey is also pretty thorny too-- hard to tell from the photo posted.
Anyone grow Grandma's Lace?
Posted by melodyinz8a
melodyinz8aI found this rose at heirlooms summer sale last year but can't find much info about it. How big does it get? How is the repeat? Thanks!
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