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Comments (6)It could be anything: Silestone, Dekton, Caesarstone, etc. All of the big quartz manufacturers have similar faux marble patterns. The only thing it probably isn't is Cambria, which tends to have bolder looks....See MoreAnybody know who's selling APRICOT CANDY, gallon size or bigger?
Comments (9)Moses, do you want own-root, or would grafted be OK? Witherspoon has it bareroot/grafted. Northland Rosarium and Heirloom both carry AC, but their roses are smaller than gallon size. I hesitate to recommend Heirloom, because I don't patronize them over their outrageous prices/shipping. But Northland sends VERY good quality plants. I love AC, too. I have five: three planted together, and two singles in other parts of the garden. They aren't the most disease resistant roses, but I wouldn't be without them. My favorite combo with AC is the one planted with two Brass Band....and I don't like orange roses! lol. I'm hoping to someday tone it down with at least one Distant Thunder and a Distant Drums. Good luck finding your roses. We all sympathize with you!...See MoreMavourneen...anybody know about or grow this G. Buck rose?
Comments (0)I came across this rose while perusing the web and was much impressed by the photo of it shown both on HMFR and on Heirloom Roses Nursery. It being apparently an obscure rose, it may present difficulties in its care, OR be a rose of great merit, just lost in the sea of rose varieties, and shuffled into a state of obscurity. Is Mavourneen a sleeper keeper of a rose or a rose on its way to oblivion for good reasons? Moses...See MoreBelle de Grasse, a new rose from Meilland....anybody know anything.?
Comments (15)No apology, please. The trip was educational and fun for me. Moses BTW, I used to be adamant about only growing fragrant roses, saying, "What good is a rose if it lacks fragrance?". Now that I have relented and have included a number of roses in my garden which aren't strong in the scent department, but are superior for their black spot resistance\immunity, I am a happier gardener. It also doesn't matter that much anymore that a rose be fragrant since my nose is losing its ability to either detect or identify scents as it once was able to. Seems like my nose goes through scent binges now in my old age. Last year everything smelled like pine sap. This year everything smells like Lysol mixed with turpentine. Go figure. Moses...See More- 8 years ago
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