Marie Pavie's monthly show

7 years ago

Marie surprised me by repeating so quickly. She bloomed two months in a row.

This rose takes my breath away. Please post your Marie Pavie photos too.Smells delicious and is happily growing with lady fern in the shade of Marion berry no spray disease free.

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User
7 years ago
It's very pretty. And looks like it's still a very young plant. Once it puts on some size it will probably be nearly constantly in bloom.

Where did you get yours?
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smithdale1z8pnw
7 years ago
No photos I'm afraid, I own neither a camera nor cell phone but I do own 3 5yr old Marie Pavies that I adore, They are about 4' tall now & have been in bloom about 2 weeks, I love the shape of both the flowers & the bush. They will continue on and off until mid Nov wafting their fragrance everywhere. They do get a little BS which I remove & they just keep chugging along. I would not be without this rose. Mine came from Vintage Gardens.

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We have a 9-10 month growing and blooming period where I live near San Francisco California and my neighbors' Marie Pavie has never been pruned, and is now a graceful small bush of just under 4 feet tall by c. 3 and1/2 feet wide. It's a lovely rose and one of the most disease free rosebushes in our no spray gardens, it has a lovely delicate type of fragrance which, I would call more than moderate when smelling one bloom and when standing near the bush, the fragrance pervades the air as if a scented halo were placed around this charming rosebush. Instead of deadheading Polyantha's 'Marie Pavie, Perle d'Or' and Mlle. Cecille Brunner' which re-bloom rapidly here, whether dead headed or not, I just knock the flowering stem with the side of my pruners, to knock the brown petals off, I whack the flowering stems of my bigger rosebushes including the lovely Hybrid Musk; 'Bubble Bath" with my cane, as it's much easier to do than looking to where I last left my pruners. Luxrosa I've only seen the fake Marie Pavie' sold in one rose nursery... and I unknowingly bought it from Regans in Ca. The fake one is the plainest Florabunda I've ever laid eyes on with little scent and ho-hum foliage, In my opinion it is such a plain rose I would not think it would make it into commerce, under its' own name. I destroyed my plant so no one could propagate from it. Now I have the true cultivar which I bought from Gregg at the Old Rose Celebration c. 3 years ago. What a blessing, getting the true Marie Pavie rose, which has SUCH pretty dark green leaves, seeing Gregg, and being at the Old Rose Celebration. L.
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Ever since I pulled out a rose with DEFINITE symptoms -- 'Yellow Sweetheart, Climbing' showing red new growth is fine, but when that new growth is suddenly STUDDED with prickles, you know something's terribly wrong, because this rose is "thornless" -- I examine my roses pretty much daily. When I see growth like this, I mentally imagine taking a picture in B&W -- does it still look weird? Are the leaves taking on normal shape? It still freaks me out, knowing RRD is in my area. I think it's inevitable that it'll hit me again. But when I see "not obviously RRD" new growth like this, I wait a few days to see if it greens up. So far this year, it all has, or is about to. Another thing I am noticing this year -- many cases of multiple shoots coming from the same area. Why am I not freaking out about this? Because what is coming out looks normal, albeit "enthusiastic". Generally, the first bud to emerge is the central bud -- the two side buds are "suppressed" by the central bud being in an active growth phase. But then we had that week of nights dipping into the mid 20s after over a month's worth of leafing out. Many of those central buds were damaged -- some growth even melted away entirely. That meant the side buds were no longer being 'suppressed", and they started to grow. In some cases, the central bud's growth recovered, and the resulting "three shoots from one point" looks scary now. But as I said, the shoots coming out look normal -- it's just that there are more than the "normal number" because of that late freeze. :-) ~Christopher
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Claire8WA
7 years ago
I also have several, all cuttings from the original bush which I got from Vintage Gardens. She has been in the ground here for about 8 years, zone 8, but windy. I have had a Marie Pavie in every garden since I got my first one, sold as Blush Noisette by Roses of Y&T, looong time ago! The first photo is Marie P's sport Marie Daly (1st full year in ground), just as good, medium pink...second photo Marie Pavie, both great roses!

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7 years ago
Belle gallica I got this rose for sase from Bluegirl on here. It's wonderful. When old blush was in bloom, I thought that was my favorite, then perle d'or gave a huge flush and I felt it was my new favorite, now Marie pave repeated with these wonderful perfect rose blossoms so I've switched again. Old blush is getting ready for next month's show so let's see if I change back.

Cloudette soupert just gave me the first bloom and it started out as a pink bud but has bleached to a pure white. It's beautiful but I didn't smell the perfume and I really wanted a rich pink rose. It has a nice nodding habit. Think I'll have to get a dark rose and it will fade to pink. Love that fluffy cabbage bloom. Marie is still my perfect white rose. I love that perfumed semi double yellow stamens in a white rose. It's the only white for me. Cloudette was supposed to be that lovely light pink cabbage perfume. Sunny california doesn't give me the opportunity to experience many voluptuous cabbage shaped roses. Next I want a red and a tea to complete my tiny rose garden. My house eating champseys is getting bigger but hasn't bloomed yet it's going on three. Maybe it will be the pink I crave.

I have ten carefree mini roses left and I'm thinking I may replace them with herbs. These old roses give me joy of life. Each old rose feels intimate, mysterious and sensual. My minis are just reliable business as usual; thinking once my pineapple fruits I may give the minis away. They're beautiful for the perfect person but these old roses have character like me.
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7 years ago
Smith I bet they're beautiful.

Claire your roses are lovely swoon, I'm drooling wow. Will check out the link.

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