Favorite Florabundas?
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Comments (11)I've been posting flowers on my blog since end of February (really early spring here). After last year's long winter this year's short one was very welcome. Souv de la Malmaison Le Vesuve Climbing Maman Cochet Reve d'Or is just exceptional in her 3rd year Bow Bells Bermuda's Anna Olivier Duquesa Mrs B R Cant Aloha (I saw her first normal flower) General Gallieni - Wowy zow!! His shades of red blend like stained glass. A new favorite, simply incredible. I hope my camera can catch it. Madame Lombard - the first flower of this little baby did not disappoint! Louis Philippe - flowers are redder and bigger than I've seen before E Veyrat Hermanos - Magnificent! Who cares that it took him 3 years! LaSylphide - big blowsy baby pink flowers started out upside down but today are looking up at me. She may be double but she opens flat out and shows her yellow stamens. Very charming & smelling of Lily of the Valley again. Leonie Lamesch - excellent R Fortuneana - exciting to see those double flowers with the button-eye up in the trees Alexander Hill Gray - very nice strong yellow Duchesse d'Auerstadt - perfect as usual Pink Perpetue - this tiny plant is covered with a bunch of big, very pretty coral/red/pink flowers Gruss an Aachen - back to her gorgeous self after coming out of pot prison Arcadia Louisiana Tea has huge gorgeous blooms, very similar to SdlM when they flatten with strong tea scent Sherry Here is a link that might be useful: If only sweat were irrigation......See MoreQuestions about Gingersnap
Comments (33)OK now I have a rose that is either a Ginger snap or a Marina. I bought it at Home Depot and didn't realize that it didn't have an identifying tag on it. When I went back to the Depot they had a few left that had some buds on them (Still closed though)which had the brilliant orange color and the only identification on them were some with Gingersnap written on the side and the others with Marina again written on the side. None of them had a picture with them. I have written to the company, but they have not replied. This has faded to the yellow base fanning out to the coral/red on the outside of the petals. It looks a lot like this picture I found of some Gingersnaps located at at a site I am not allowed to mention, email me and I can send you the picture. I am trying to figure out which one it is. Spock...See MoreWhat Is Your Favorite Hybrid Tea & Floribunda?
Comments (25)Of the floribundas, I have a three-way tie.... HEAVEN ON EARTH..... My bush of it always looks great; good disease resistance here, large full flowers of apricot/peach, almost always in bloom. QUIETNESS.... Hardy, disease-free here, flowers profusely, GORGEOUS form and color; easy to grow PINK ROSETTE.... very free-flowering, easy to grow, blooms last a LONG time and hold up through rain & wind; cute as a button.... MY FAVORITE HYBRID TEAS ARE... TIFFANY... (not only because its my daughter's name) but it smells wonderful...the color is drop-dead gorgeous...its perfect form is undeniable. ALOHA.... can be a climber where its warm....healthy and hardy.... beautiful two-tone blooms... POPE JOHN PAUL II.... smells delicious....perfect form.....purest white Celeste...See MoreWhat's your favorite 'Orange' Rose
Comments (65)The Oranges I had bloomed ok...Livin Easy was a bloom machine from the get go without any fertilizer used... But I'll try potassium for better health... Only location I have that gets the least sun is out front. That location gets sun from sunrise until 2pm... Other location in the back closest to house gets sun from noonish until sunset... Farther out into backyard some locations gets sun from early morning until 5-6pm other locations early morning sun until dusk.. No trees around our yard or house... Nice orange shade on that Sweet Promise 2007 rose you pictured Strawbhill! :-) This post was edited by jim1961 on Sat, Jun 28, 14 at 13:44...See MoreRelated Professionals
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