Suggestions Please - Pink Rose with Old Fashioned Blooms
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Comments (4)Here are some links to view the one I have growing along my lattace. I am currently rooting knockout rose and another scarlet colored climbing rose but I have yet to identify the species because it was here when I bought the house but it does resemble Red Blaze... http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1749741587935.2089590.1370718698#!/photo.php?fbid=1749743947994&set=a.1749741587935.2089590.1370718698&type=1&theater http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1745771248679.2089336.1370718698#!/photo.php?fbid=1759175823785&set=a.1745771248679.2089336.1370718698&type=1&theater...See MoreOld-Fashioned Rose questions
Comments (10)I'm not aware of any rose that needs to be deadheaded. I think most rose gardeners do that because it looks a lot neater. Some people maintain that deadheading encourages new growth and blooms--which is why they do it. Likewise, most roses don't require pruning although there can be certain benefits from pruning. Other than deadwood, I usually only prune in the very early spring and then only on roses that had winter damage from low temps. For general care, roses need a minimum of 6 hours of sun, water, and at least one feeding per season--any 10-10-10 type food will work, but many of us like rose food like RoseTone (or any one of the --Tones) which we may put on in the early spring and after each bloom cycle--perhaps 3 times a season. Kate...See MoreBest old-fashioned roses for cottage garden?
Comments (28)Taoseeker- I am thinking about trying a Yolande d'Aragon hybrid perpetual. Other people in the area have had good success with this rose, even with the cold winters. I'd love to try a Jacques Cartier, but I want to check at Northland Rosarium to see if it's recommended for our zone. Mariannese- Wow! You have 36 Gallicas? Do you have any pics of your garden? I'd love to see them. I would like to try a Charles de Mills, which is supposed to be pretty cold hardy and maybe a Tuscany and Apothecary rose. Isabelle- I showed my husband the picture of your grape arbor and table and chairs. I have wanted to do something similar in our back yard, maybe with my antique bricks underneath. He likes the bricks, but didn't really know what I wanted. After seeing your picture, he thinks it would be a great idea! Yea! and thanks :)...See MoreWhat is your best and most beloved reblooming old-fashioned rose?
Comments (48)This is a great question, I've enjoyed all the posts. I haven't had a real rose garden since 1995. The bloom I most looked forward to then was not remontant, but the best moment in that garden was when Madame Legras de St. Germain threw out her sweet, prolific blooms up the front of the garage and over the door. I am still in structural mode in my new garden, improving soil and building paths and arbors, etc. It will probably be 3 more summers before I plant new roses. So hard to wait!!! @ gardenerzone4- Molineaux should be fine for you, I saw it growing in the Minnesota Arboretum this summer. I believe they used soil and mulch at the base of the plant for winter protection. DH is trying to convince me to grow it since he is a philosopher who loves the name as well as the color.-- Also, I am curious about your italian roses, what do you do to winter protect them? Erin...See MoreArbutusOmnedo 10/24
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