Who has Kiss Me Kate? Does it Ball?
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Jon has lost his mind, and Kate is sharpening the kitchen knives
Comments (33)I've watched this show from day one and looked forward to seeing it on Monday nights. I know Kate is an Aries and always wondered what Jon is. I liked them both. Maddy is a kid, being herself and allowed to be. In a different household I could sure imagine that being beat, starved or whatever, out of her. I wonder what happened that finally forced Jon to stand up to the force that is Kate? Which one cheated first? In my experience there's always someone else in the wings waiting when someone like Jon does such a turn around. Their last show when they sat apart and told their stories was very sad for me to watch. So tell me, what sign is Jon born under? Pisces, maybe?...See MoreRoses Unlimited will have Kiss Me Kate this spring.
Comments (28)For those wondering about Laguna..she is a hot pink not red at all. I have her own root' came in a tiny pot. I put her temporarily into a 3 gallon and she grew her roots into the ground through the pot and I believe, has headed for China! No way is that pot coming up without a LOT of shoveling. Nematodes must not bother her. She went 12 ft in all directions and started grabbing or should I say, stabbing at anyone/thing in reach. So far she's more evil and vigorous than my Mermaid of the same size. I think Kiss Me Kate has to be a better option. I am ordering her for spring I hope she is a little better behaved than Laguna....See MoreClimbers Kiss Me Kate and Pearly Gates
Comments (9)I recall Pearly Gates from a Houston garden tour years and years ago - sprawled across a long fence with huge, gorgeous pale pink blooms. I finally got around to getting one in early summer when Roses Unlimited had their sale. Its potted and growing well and I cant wait to see if the blooms are as lovely as I remembered. For me to remember a rose all those years ago, it had to be really special. I have a very small Kiss Me Kate ordered as a band. Mine is doing fine but not making any great growth strides. I have a friend with gorgeous roses who bought a small one - his is now quite large and should be having its first flush this fall. He fertilizes weekly with a bit of triple 13 - and his roses look fabulous. May be this rose needs a boost of fertilizer frequently.......as Kim [roseseek] says, fertilize weekly, weakly. I am going to try it - just waiting for Kate to get a good root system going. Judith...See MoreYour opinion/experience with Kiss Me Kate Climber?
Comments (25)I hesitated to respond to this thread because my experience with Kiss Me Kate is still very limited...but I'll share what I've experienced so far. I planted two bands purchased from Northland Rosarium in the late summer of 2020. I needed bands because I had to shove them into tiny planting spaces. I chose this rose because it stays on the small and mannerly side. I only need it to climb up the front of the small porch over my front door. I already have two Madame Caroline Testouts climbing along the eaves and over the roof of the porch. I'm sorry I don't have a better picture! You can see the Madame Caroline easily. The Kiss Me Kates are the two small roses tied to the lattice on either side of the front of the porch. The one on the left gets more sun and has grown about seven feet. The one on the right is shorter, but has more branches. Anyway, this is a tough spot because it faces full west. So it's in the shade until around noon, then gets blasted by sun and heat radiating off the stone patio and gravel driveway. So far, Kiss Me Kate has done pretty well! It has grown slowly, but so did Madame Caroline. The foliage is very pretty: dark green and very healthy. This first pic was taken on June 17, and i think it had bloomed or was about to bloom. The flowers lasted longer than Mdame Caroline's. ALso, it's self cleaning, which I really appreciate. There was a lovely sprinkling of pink petals on the steps which was charming. This second picture was taken in early September. I seem to remember buds and blooms on the plant all season long, although not many. I chalked that up to it being so small...but maybe that's par for the course for this rose. Hopefully over time it will bloom more heavily! So, probably not a very helpful report...but I'm hoping for better things this next season. Both plants put on a lot of growth last summer, and we were able to train the roses so that they touched in the middle of the lattice over the opening this winter. Maybe when the canes get more horizontal, they will bloom more. Fingers crossed! The flowers on this rose are really pretty, and have a wonderful scent. It's a very classic looking pink rose, with absolutely beautiful foliage. Of course, that doesn't matter as much as the bloom, so the jury's still out on this rose in my garden :)...See Morevasue VA
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