Please, please.....Moses!
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Comments (82)This has perfect 5 leaf sets. Not much of a thorn. It sends out long canes .It does not look like any rose that I have ever grown. I looked at their website to see what they sell and they dont have pictures of the leaves so hard To tell But they don't seem to have a ton of selection so it shouldn't be too hard to figure it out. I love a surprise so I can't wait to see what I end up with...See MoreCeska Praci Cest? In Z6?
Comments (15)@Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6 Moses, the language is Czech, and it's a gambling website scam. I'll be reporting it as soon as I finish this post. I only speak a smattering of Czech, but enough to see the signs. I ran it through Google translate, and ooooh, boy: Hi, if you are looking for an interesting opportunity in the Czech Republic or just want to have fun after work, it's nice to try something new. I recently came across a great opportunity to play without your own deposit, which is ideal for a start. I found it on the ********************* (website URL deleted by me) where they offer interesting benefits for new players and everything works very smoothly. It's a great way to try your luck and maybe even win something without risking your own money right away. The main thing is to find a reliable place that is clear and offers fair conditions for anyone looking for quality online entertainment....See MoreMildew on Rugosa leaves
Comments (21)@strawchicago z5 thank you for that info! I was not aware of the saltiness of Masterblend, or of the salt index of various fertilizers. I've been looking into that and it is very useful information. Living so close to the sea, my plants definitely already have to deal with their fair share of salt as aerosol from the ambient air and winds, so I really should avoid giving them too much. I'll take it into account for future fertilizing. @Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6 I agree, Snow Pavement is absolutely lovely! Mine has no chance of suckering as she is grafted (on laxa rootstock). As for getting her into the ground... I wish! I garden on my rooftop so all my plants will be living in containers for the foreseeable future. SP is new here this year and currently in a 5 gallon pot, I will be potting her up to a larger container next year. @Embothrium I wish I knew what SP's parents were. She was bred almost 40 years ago and the hybridizer (Baum) has passed away. I wonder if the lineage info might survive in his notes somewhere and if there's any hope it could be made public. I would think that would already have happened if such notes were still around though, so I guess it'll remain a mystery....See MoreMad about Madame Anisette, a'la Heirloom Nursery.
Comments (36)Ok Moses i am retired and enjoying life, but when i saw Madame Annisette offered by Heirloom i have been tempted to buy it. It is a beatiful rose and one of my favorite scents .What is a very limiting factor is I think it does go bud blind in high humidity and heat. What I mean is that it seems to be the combination of both heat and humidity - it seems to be very productive in the inland areas of California with high temperatures but low humidity. When I still had control I pretty much took Madame A off the market as we didn’t want disapointed rose growers but it has come back onto the market The other comment is controlling its form I recommend pruning it very hard for its first 2-3 years to force side breaks and diminsh its tendency to be very tall with limited side branching. I would prune it back to 2 feet tall hoping to force new canes. I hope this information helps and maybe I will but Madame A...See More- 9 years ago
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