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Madame Lauriol de Barny

15 years ago

Does anyone grow this rose? I, after wanting this rose for years..finally got one last year...it is smaller now, than when I got it. Darn!!

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taoseeker
15 years ago
Several years ago they planted this rose at the local rosarium. Climate here is very different from yours, but the rose turned out to be pleasant surprice. It grows and flowers very well and doesn't suffer in wet winters like many other bourbons. It actually stands out as a rose that does well even under not so ideal conditions. I think the plant must be seven years now, at least.
patriciae_gw
15 years ago
I have had mine for many years but of course we dont have the same climate. It is a stand-out in my large collection. It is more spot resistant than most of the Bourbons. Mine grows on a long trellis between Cl SDLM and Gloire de Dijon. It gets all the comments when it is in bloom. I get a very long bloom from it but I have probably cooler weather. It is a lovely rose and vigorous without taking over the world.

patricia
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Marlorena that must have been really frustrating since Kew Gardens is one of your favorite roses. I can completely relate to not having it planned or a proper spot for it. That alone must have made the mix up even worse. If they just sent the wrong roses and it was a rose you detested I don't think it would have been quite as awful to get rid of it. How irritating that must have been! Your garden is a such a delight though. The mixture of colors and companions with your Herbalist rose are just perfect. The creamy white, pink and lilac is so charming in your photo of Mme. Lauriol de Barny and Desdemona. I also really like the mixture of textures in your fourth photo, even with the empty spot you referred to. Your garden gives us a little glimpse into your character and the way you view life... it's artistic, beautiful and fluid. There's a special harmony to your garden that I find inspiring and I just love seeing photos of it. :-)
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melva
Original Author
15 years ago
Maybe since it is just a couple of years old, it will just take time to get established. I will wait another season (or 2)
It is so lovely in its pictures.
How large is it, after seven years? And how tall has it gotten?
taoseeker
15 years ago
In the rosarium they grow it as a bush and it is cut and shaped every year. I think it is around 1,5 meters/5 feet, but if it is grown up a wall and not cut so much it will probably grow twice as tall.
erasmus_gw
15 years ago
I bought one last year -glad to hear it's a good one. Mine is pretty small yet, and about to get blasted with 13 degree temps.
patriciae_gw
15 years ago
Mine has been in the ground for 6 years-it spent a year in a pot. It was slow to take off as climbers usually are-maybe 6 feet or so at first(it is grafted) but now it is probably 12-15 feet. It blooms on laterals which tend to be short and is fairly bushy. When in bloom it is loaded with flowers and the bloom here is really long. When not it is nice and bushy looking. It roots easily and I am going to root another one to have in another part of my garden. It is a keeper.

patricia
melva
Original Author
15 years ago
These are all good things to hear. I have Lauriol planted by a fence that she can climb later...it is a good spot..I will work on making her comfortable and mulch real thick, etc.
cristinaoslo
15 years ago
Mine is two years old, and it is not large, but I grow roses in Norway, and we have a meter of snow right now.

It is quite healthy in my no spray garden, and it blossoms early and has a wonderful scent.

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