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Zone 5 pale yellow climber recommendations?
Posted by angua85(5)
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susan4952(5)Updated Also, beautiful in a vase.
Question on Bayer Disease Control
Posted by Beth Willett
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dregae (IN, zone 6b)Updated What a good idea lesmc! I hate having to spray it would be nice to fertilize while I'm doing that. Grace e Ps I am curious since we live so close what roses have done the best for you??
yellow rose??
Posted by pembroke(6--Louisville KY)
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kentucky_rose zone 6Updated Last fall I ordered one from Palatine because of Lesley's picture.
Red canes vs. Green canes?
Posted by oxboy555(Las Vegas)
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raymondo17(z9 Sacramento)Updated We have what I believe is a climbing rose that stands about 15' high. Most of the blooms occur at the very top. I'm wondering if I should prune it back by about half way so the roses are more eye level? I'm a complete rose novice,...
4 great roses for $10
Posted by ken-n.ga.mts(7a/7b)
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated Congrats, Ken! You got quite a haul! Sounds like it was a really fun day too. Buford, yours sounds wonderful too! Wish we had a day like that.
How early can you see traits?
Posted by andreark
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andrearkUpdated I hope so Seil. Now I have to get the fence installed!! And by next weekend. I hope that Tradescant and GC will look good together. Have a great spring!! andrea
Free Roses (Central Texas)
Posted by tandaina(WA (8))
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tandaina(WA (8))Updated Thanks all, three called dibs on already. The roses need to go before mid-April so there isn't a huge rush.
Your best single rose
Posted by ruthz
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zjw727(Coastal Oregon Zone 8b)Updated Mutabilis: To me it has no scent, but the colors of the petals are really lovely, and it's a very attractive bush. My young-ish plant withstood two separate weeks of night-time temperatures in the teens with hardly ANY evidence of...
My roses arrived today...& I am now "that" woman.
Posted by growing_rene2
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growing_rene2Updated Glad I'm not alone in the snow. :-) ... & that the roses still have a chance of survival. I would love it if these grow into strong beauties!
Help with my potted rose gift
Posted by Green_Fingerless(8)
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joshtx(8a)Updated Green, The romance of your first rose is a memorable one! Job well done on caring for it :-) As for mum, just tell her to water it once a week and it should be fine! Roses are much more resilient that us mother hens are willing to...
What is the best time released fertilizer
Posted by austinkisses(8)
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alameda/zone 8Updated Al, thanks for the name of that plant! I have never seen a begonia like that but plan to ask all my favorite nurseries about it. Gotta have it......Ya'll's beautiful photos are certainly inspiring after winter - such a joy to see ...
Looking for Virus Free Dr Huey
Posted by gardentiller
7 Comments
roseseek(9)Updated Gardentiller, I don't know if they're still available, but Nipstress recently posted the list from Vintage's last chance sale which includes four, VID Dr. Huey. Take a look at the below link and move on it if you're still in need....
Vintage One-of-a-Kind Sale
Posted by nippstress - zone 5 Nebraska
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nippstress - zone 5 NebraskaUpdated Just keeping everyone updated - Vintage sent out the roses that are still left after the first rush and that's posted below. Among these, I see an additional recommendation for The Prince's Trust that I got from Vintage a few year...
First out of the Gates
Posted by Desertgarden-Las Vegas, Z9a
23 Comments
Desertgarden-Las Vegas, Z9aUpdated Jacqueline3, I purchased my first Tea Roses this year and am looking forward to a less pruning in December:) I really hope the Tea Roses perform well here. While they perform well in Phoenix gardens, which is a hotter place than h...
Best Roses for Pillars
Posted by alameda/zone 8
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mendocino_rose(z8 N CA.)Updated I think Heirloom has Super Excelsa. That's a lax caned reblooming rambler, not exactly red but it would do. Crimson Showers would be nice but maybe hard to find. Have you heard of Perennial Blue? It has the same growth habit with ...
Romantica vs David Austin roses?
Posted by Coco6
7 Comments
dublinbay z6 (KS)Updated Drooping due to rain has been no greater problem for my Austin's than for any other type of rose in my garden. Unless a number of posters start reporting that Boscobel (to use that example) has special problems handling the rain, ...
Burrito Method demo
Posted by roseseek(9)
4 Comments
roseseek(9)Updated Great! It will be a pleasure to meet you, Henry! Kim
Do you follow blogs?
Posted by justkristyj
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professorroush(6A)Updated Wirosarian was kind enough to refer to my blog above, but justkristy, if you visit it, I have a number of linked blogs on the right hand side at the bottom. For the most beautiful rose pictures, one of my favorites, Masha's, is li...
Anyone seen Blue Bayou and/or Annapurna
Posted by garose(7 GA)
3 Comments
sweetvengeUpdated Only place that I knew of that carried Annapurna is Heirloom, even though they still have it as out of stock on their website.
Has Anyone Tried Poseidon?
Posted by Susanne27(5a Ontario Canada)
12 Comments
Susanne27(5a Ontario Canada)Updated Oh my gosh! That is stunning. Thank you.
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