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l d braithwaite
Posted by davez7anv
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davez7anvUpdated i don't know guys-david austin has been offering this rose for 30 yrs. with the same pics and descriptions. the pics might be off although not by much but certainly we have to accept his descriptions-unless of course you feel you ...
What Happened to Newflora Roses on the Web??
Posted by jazzmom516(Zone 7 LI, NY)
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chris2486Updated Hi, Yes we were hacked twice last week. The adult site was really shocking as we were traveling when we saw it. I think we are good with upgraded security. Thank you everyone for your support and your patience. Chris
ID of more-or-less Modern Rose
Posted by jerijen(Zone 10)
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jerijen(Zone 10)Updated Country girl, I really can't. I have one teeny new plant -- and it's going to someone else. It won't be here long enough to mature enough to give cuttings.
Black Magic at Regan's for 2016
Posted by Sara-Ann Z6B OK
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bethnorcal9Updated I'll be anxious to see what's "new."
Is this really Black Magic or is it mislabeled?
Posted by mmjau zone 6
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zack_lau z6 CTUpdated Leaf shape and the color of mature leaves can be useful for identification. The heat of the summer may also affect blooms--there are a few plants that do better when its hot--St. Patrick does wonderfully in hot weather. For other...
Good roses for Albany, NY?
Posted by seil zone 6b MI
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enchantedrosez6aUpdated Hi Diane, I'd love to take the credit but the pics aren't mine although I DO have Music Box and Sweet Fragrance. Music Box has flowered but the flowers were kind of small. I'm sure she'll improve with age. No flowers yet on SW but...
Question about grafted rose
Posted by mmjau zone 6
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SoFL Rose z10Updated Meredith has some good advice. It might be easier to use what they call the "layering" method to root a cane and then cut it off. You'll have a much better success rate because the mother plant will still be feeding the ...
Help! Rooted Cuttings are looking Yellow. Do I Feed them? Plant them?
Posted by demi_123
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated Yellow & dropping leaves--probably OK. If they are rooted and in the shade, I would remove the plastic. Yellow stems--imminent death.
First blooms from some of my new roses
Posted by ysfex3
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ysfex3Updated Thanks bethnorcal9. The striped one is 'Fired Up'.
Opinions on what this shoot is?
Posted by Donna R zone 6a
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Jeremy StreichUpdated Re: The new stalk - Yeah, doesn't look like Multifora. either. Multifora has smaller and more vicious thorns. So, I'm betting it's a basal split. Re: Wood Mulch My understanding was that wood multch mixed with the soil will tempo...
Newbie: am I doing this right?
Posted by aimee4676460
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view1ny NY 6-7Updated Enjoy your Peace rose! I bought a potted Peace yesterday to replace the two that froze to death this past winter. It has lots of buds and I'm eagerly awaiting the first bloom.
Help with rose ID
Posted by Donna R zone 6a
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irisgal_z9Updated Houzz certainly changed the upload procedure. I have to use the Houzz Photo button to avoid uploading them to an album and then to the forum. Hope you post more pictures of this rose as it matures. Maybe someone will recognize it ...
Fragrant roses article in The Oregonian
Posted by littlesmokie
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Tessiess, SoCal Inland, 9b, 1272' elevUpdated Nipstress, that might be because Excellenz von Schubert and Gartendirektor Otto Linne are sometimes mixed up in commerce. Some nurseries have been selling Gartendirektor Otto Line as Excellenz von Schubert for years. They can lo...
Cynthia blooming in clusters
Posted by Holly Webster
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Holly WebsterUpdated Yes, indeed! Those clusters might be kinda funny looking, but they have the truly splendid Cynthia aroma. Last year, I made rosewater out of dried Cynthia petals. The last bit just came out of my refrigerator and still smells l...
Late blooming red HT?
Posted by zack_lau z6 CT
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nippstress - zone 5 NebraskaUpdated I'd agree with Kentucky Rose's order for those roses, and another late one for me is Papa Meilland. I'd put Red Masterpiece, Olympiad, Legends, and In The Mood among the earlier bloomers, but my Firefighter hasn't bloomed yet this...
Deep Purplish Red Suggestions
Posted by Desertgarden-Las Vegas, Z9a
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bcroselover(5)Updated I have a new Dark Desire ordered from Palatine this spring. Boy is it healthy and growing like mad even after the deer used it for a late night snack. So can't say anything yet except it's supposed to be disease resistant and ve...
Intrigue -- Does it easily sport?
Posted by mark_roeder(4B IA)
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michaelg(7a NC Mts)Updated The pink that I often got on 'Intrigue' was a screaming magenta, toned toward blue rather than this mild salmon.
Lowe's surprise
Posted by Ken (N.E.GA.mts) 7a/b(7a/b)
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openmoon 6b ILUpdated chris2486, it has very slight fragrance and it seems to me like climber, because of branches structure.. I am steel puzzled) danuv, I bought my Walking on Sunshine from Lowes clearance last year, labeled like Brandy and Im very h...
Sweet Laguna : sport of Laguna?
Posted by bart_2015
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bart_2015Updated I like Laguna for it's vigour, excellent health, and the fact that it is capable of covering itself in flowers. This last virtue ranks VERY high for me. Actually, for me, Laguna's only semi-fault is it's colour,for on my soil it's...
Sweat bees are bugging me
Posted by meredith_e Z7b, Piedmont of NC, 1000' elevation
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meredith_e Z7b, Piedmont of NC, 1000' elevationUpdated Mine look like the pretty-colored ones, but they are mostly black :) They are so cute! But they get irritated when you move as they sit on you, lol.
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