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A question for transplanting the rose
Posted by rabainsz7bpnw
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rabainsz7bpnwUpdated Thanku Seil!!! That helps.
Help to identify rose - rose not blooming this year
Posted by Lee
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mad_gallica(zone 5 - eastern New York)Updated IMHO, the pictures don't look quite right for Harison's Yellow. The flower form is off, the leaves are off, and the plant habit is off. Every time I see a picture of Persian Yellow, the plant strikes me as very elegant. It's more ...
Some leaves
Posted by rosaceae
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henry_kuskaUpdated Roses have an immune system that fights PNRSV (the most common virus of the viruses that exhibit mosaic symptoms in roses). This immune system is temperature dependent. It works well at high temperatures. Since you are in Mexico, ...
Is this Flaming Peace?
Posted by rbehs
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roseseek(9)Updated There is a good possibility it might be. Look at the photos on Help Me Find.
Planting container roses
Posted by Sara-Ann Z6B OK
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enchantedrosez6aUpdated I've planted a few container roses when I can find something I like at our limited supply rose dealers. I prefer own root due to our cold, long winters but the container roses I have bought have done well so far. One nice thing wi...
Lady Penelope
Posted by Sylvia Da Costa
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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated Blushing Lucy doesn't rebloom in my zone 6a garden, it's a once bloomer here, but it repeats in other areas (warmer zones).......Cl Fairy looks like Blushing Lucy, it can grow tall and it's cane hardy here. I am growing a Cl Fairy...
Anyone Had Problems with J&P Bareroot Roses?
Posted by KarenPA_6b
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countrygirl_sc, Upstate SC(7a)Updated I only have two roses left that I have bought over the years from Wayside/Park/J&P and both happen to be Austins: Heritage and Pat Austin. Heritage just blooms and blooms. Pat has always been a weak plant and I debate getti...
Is this Rose Rossette Disease?
Posted by braverichard (6a, North MO)
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braverichard (6a, North MO)Updated Mine is just growing normal looking canes, shooting upwards and forming buds. The growth all looks normal. Will have to just keep a watchful eye on it.
Some photos of rrd and a little story
Posted by Patty W. zone 5a Illinois
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braverichard (6a, North MO)Updated Ah, sucks. You know what, my peach drift rose in my backyard may have RRD! Two years ago all of a sudden it put out a crazy, witches broom, hyper-thorny growth. Back then I hadn't even heard of RRD - so I just cut off that growth ...
How do you prevent takeover by Dr. Huey?
Posted by gardenerzone4(5b)
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rabainsz7bpnwUpdated So I just dug one of my hope for humanity rose!! Which was taken over by dr Huey .. I understood after about a month that the sucker is taking over when there were no buds but the plant was aggressively growing when the other rose...
Fortuniana Cuttings
Posted by SoFL Rose z10
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SoFL Rose z10Updated Sometimes they do. I haven't had luck rooting them though. I thought maybe they were too young to root or something. But I'll keep trying. Of course now that I want them to sucker, they wont. LOL
Pleased with Palatine
Posted by sara_ann-z6bok
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SoFL Rose z10Updated But I'm glad its available for those who need it. :)
Betty Boop
Posted by Marigold33
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lainey2 VA(7a)Updated Performance varies widely by geography. SW Virginia is notoriously hard to grow roses.
Suggestion for Best rose book?
Posted by nochintami
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summersrhythm_z6aUpdated I just started reading this rose book-Old Roses by Roger Phillips & Marty Rix, it has individual rose history and photos, a great book!
Help saving my new Munstead Wood
Posted by reesepbuttercup 7a- Utah
3 Comments
SoFL Rose z10Updated Put an umbrella over her. That's what I do to mine when I move them. It worked wonders. I just bought a cheap light weight umbrella and popped it right on top (a hand held umbrella) and it perked right up. Also keep it well watere...
Another salicylic acid (should apply to aspirin) rose research paper
Posted by henry_kuska
henry_kuskaSee: http://www.ijagbio.com/pdf-files/volume-4-no-3-2015/102-107.pdf
It's raining!
Posted by Sara-Ann Z6B OK
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laura1(9aTpa,FL)Updated We have been getting everyone's rain! In the past month over 20" here. In a nearby community they estimate between 24 to 40" (yes forty!!) in the past month. Supposed to be a wet winter too.
new? mercury rising hybrid tea
Posted by john_az(5)
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kitasei(6b lower Hudson Valley, NY)Updated I just bought a couple Mercury Rising hybrid teas at Home Depot. Unlike the descriptions I'm seeing online, the blooms are nearly white and the height given is 3-4', not the 6' I see elsewhere. I am interested to know your experi...
Plant now or wait?
Posted by ut2nc
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated Sinking the pot is fine, but probably not necessary in the OP's climate.
Will These Do Well in Triple Digit TX Temps
Posted by Kachana(DFW Zone 7)
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SoFL Rose z10Updated Oh Kachana, you are going to LOVE Tamora. That is an excellent choice. I have her in a hot hot spot and she blooms like crazy. I have to say, she has to be the most abundant bloomer I own next to Dick Clark and Easy Does It, but t...
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