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growing Blue For You rose
Posted by Alwayzbgrateful(8)
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Prettypetals_GA_7-8Updated Edit This post was edited by prettypetals on Sat, Sep 21, 13 at 23:58
Berolina/Selfridges
Posted by kentucky_rose zone 6
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kentucky_rose zone 6Updated Maryl, I bury the bud union/graft. This seems to work best for me. Sometimes they make it, depending on the winter and winter hardiness of the variety. Another one that I got this year is Pacific Celebration. I didn't notice any B...
lace cap hydrangeas
Posted by sammy zone 7 Tulsa
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bibbus 7b(7b)Updated I was looking for an answer to the same question. My lace cap flowers did not fully form this year. The circle of flowers around the center was missing a few of the individual flowers. I know I am not using the right terminology b...
Mr Lincoln
Posted by dmoore66(6 NorthWest NJ)
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated Are you having ice storms or 40 mph winds in September?
Thank You
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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sara_ann-z6bokUpdated Hello to you too, Jim. I always appreciate your kind comments.
Best rose growing location in US
Posted by andreark
44 Comments
dove_song(WA State Z6b)Updated Thanks, Kim! :-)
opinions on Dream Come True no spray
Posted by poorbutroserich(Nashville 7a)
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SouthCountryGuy Zone 4b-5 SE BCUpdated hey ya Susan wanted to see how your DCT is doing now. I being wanting it all year and finally I broke down and bought it, although very late in the season. I absolutely love its blooms. SCG
Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs
Posted by roseseek(9)
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catsrose(VA 6)Updated Like the others here in the east, I've been inundated with stink bugs but have seen no damage from them on my roses. They are a nuisance, and they do stink when you squish or vacuum them or drop them in garbage disposal. People wi...
Buff Beauty says neener, neener
Posted by deervssteve(9)
17 Comments
jim1961 Zone 6a Central Pa.Updated
Going to buy mirage and blushing nockout any idea?
Posted by Busybee010
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KarenPA_6bUpdated I don't know how blushing knockout will perform in australia but for midatlantic America, it does fantastic. I have two bushes and they grow very well for me. Big flush in the spring, big flush in fall, and flowers here and there ...
pretty "eyelash stamen" singles
Posted by poorbutroserich(Nashville 7a)
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poorbutroserich(Nashville 7a)Updated Camps, I guess I went a bit "single crazy" with bands this spring and summer. I have Mrs. Oakley Fisher and I love her! I ordered Ellen Wilmott and she has just struggled pitifully. I really think she is gorgeous though!...
Wisconsin Roses has the Fall lists up!!
Posted by bethnorcal9
2 Comments
jaxondelUpdated Beth -- Here's a bit of unsolicited advice re. 'Remembering Michael': If you generally plant your HTs in the garden, plan to grow this one in a container for a full season or two, and coddle it a bit with extra TLC. The mauve bloo...
Is this RRD?
Posted by Brooks23(Kentucky zone 6)
9 Comments
henry_kuskaUpdated Herbicide damage can come from the soil. It does not have to come from spraying.
Anyone grow mirage?
Posted by Busybee010
1 Comment
curdle1Updated I put a post up in your earlier thread; not sure if you saw it or not. Hi Busybee - I know its a bit late to chime in, but I hadn't noticed the thread before this. I'm a beginner rose grower, and in Melbourne too. I wouldn't be wo...
Powdery mildew disease of Rose
Posted by sdraza1
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated If these are winter-tender roses that will be pruned severely in spring, that would get rid of the mildew on those plants. If they are hardy roses, they will carry mildew over the winter in latent growth buds on the canes to quick...
disease resistant ground-cover
Posted by bogturtle(SE NJ 7a)
1 Comment
seil zone 6b MIUpdated My Appleblossom Flower Carpet rose is very disease resistant.
The buffet line is open
Posted by deervssteve(9)
11 Comments
nanadollZ7 SWIdaho(Zone 7 Boise SW Idaho)Updated Oh phooey. That Deer Scram is sooo expensive ($30 for six pounds). I'd rather buy roses. Where we're situated, I don't think an electric fence would work or be allowed. We're out in the hills, but I have close neighbors just on th...
Question about soil preferences for HPs and Bourbons
Posted by racin_rose
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racin_roseUpdated Thanks everyone for the help, I appreciate it. I guess I'll just have to let Docteur Jamain go and move on with my life...hehe Thanks again!
Florist Varieties Available as Bareroots
Posted by rosybunny
27 Comments
rosybunnyUpdated Dear Pat, Thank you so much for your photos, I particularly LOVE the last one, that's exactly the kind of blooms I'm looking for, it makes my spine itch just looking at them :-p As it happens, today I just started my first rose pr...
Deadheading English Shrubs
Posted by andreark
7 Comments
nanadollZ7 SWIdaho(Zone 7 Boise SW Idaho)Updated I think size and age of the plant will solve a lot of your problems. Golden Celebration was very floppy the first couple of years for me, and now, though it sends out candelabra this time of year, does not flop at all. On the othe...
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