Does anyone have plum perfect and violets pride?
Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
7 years ago
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7 years agoJasminerose, California, USDA 9b/Sunset 18
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Does anyone grow 'Arts Pride' Echinacea?
Comments (10)I actually have a sundown. Gasp! ;) It's the first year on it, and so far it looks OK. But I did see what you (echinaceamaniac) have been talking about (I've been reading the ech posts) in my Mom's Sundown. She has one with petals only on one side. Sooo, I dunno, we'll see. Mine looked good when I bought it, and wasn't from Stacy's (It was Viva, I think). I couldn't resist, as it was the perfect color. NOT the color on the tag, but it fades to a color that is perfect for what I wanted. I have it with Autumn Joy sedum and they look smashing together. I hope it works. Anyway, what interested me about Arts Pride was that it looked like a deep, burnished orange, not a bright orange. Kind of rusty. You know what I mean? Do you know of another echinacea that would fit that bill? I love echs. Had the common purple at my other house. I got some White Swans for our new house last year, and man, they are doing awesome!! I don't think you can beat them for low-maintenance, long season of bloom! Saw some Coconut Lime today and was sooo tempted... :)...See MoreViolet's Pride - 70 bushes in bloom
Comments (33)I saw this rose in our local nursery in Spring 2017 and I couldn't help buying one even though I had no room for it really, I had to make room for her. First, they advertised the rose here as Cousin Violet's rose, cousin Violet from Downton Abbey. They had four roses, one for Edith, one for Anna, and another for Rose, and of course cousin Violet was my favorite character and she loved her roses. This lavender rose is simply lovely, it filled out in my yard quite quickly and bloomed like mad, all the way into early November here in Seattle. Her flowers are not very big, but the color is very unique, and they come in clusters. My neighbors come visit this rose and though my other roses are also stunning, this one gets the most compliments by far....See MoreOoooo violets pride
Comments (57)Hi Mary. I have caged over 140 roses, and use 3' wide 20 gauge galvanized chicken wire with 1" holes. I buy 150' rolls when I'm doing a lot, and 50' rolls when not that many. I cut off approx a 4 - 5' section per hole, dig the hole size I prefer (I've never measured them, but I' estimate about 1 3/4' wide and 2' deep). I'm then pretty goofy about how I set them, as I lay the 4' section over the top centered, and step into the center then stomp it down all around. Then I bend the wire that's sticking out along the sides, preferring to lay over a little flat on the sides if I have extra, but I don't worry about it if there isn't enough left. It's a very unscientific process, I eyeball everything and don't measure, but since I've been doing this I haven't lost a single rose to gophers....See MoreQuick Silver's vs. Violet's Pride's bloom...and the winner is?
Comments (34)It seems like Quick Silver, Violet's Pride, and Love Song are rapidly becoming a formidable trio of lavender roses: "The Three Musketeers, The Pale Purple Crusaders, The Regalia of Nostalgia." The more lavender roses the better, especially when you get older and find yourself becoming increasingly sentimental. The color lavender glows next to any other color, except perhaps orange, maybe that contrast works, too. Thank you everyone, for all your input. I'm sold on all thee lavenders. It seems Quick Silver and Love Song have the best formed and colored blooms, while Violet's Pride is the most fragrant and more pink hued of the three. I suspect the bush form of Love Song noted by Texas Ben is the most impressive/rose bed centered of the three. The photos that Texas Ben and Diane (thank you for them), provided, give me weak-knees! Lavender roses have surely come a long way since Angel Face. Moses...See MorenanadollZ7 SWIdaho
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