Felicia or Cornelia?
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Comments (18)I am quite curious how big Plaisanterie eventually will get for me, I suppose she should be smaller than what it gets in the tropical climates. :) I will have to move it though this autumn, since even after I pruned back stuff that gets over the fence from the neighbors garden, she still gets too much shade there. My Bouquet Parfait is still young, but I saw them in public planting and it seems they stay quite mannerly here even without much of pruning. A certain benefit of cooler climates for a smaller garden. :D...See MoreYour thoughts on potted roses , summer heat and stress ?
Comments (10)Lilyfinch I'm west of Franklin so I don't think I'm very far from you. I'm somewhat new to this as well but I'm happy to share what I've figured out. Number one is that I avoid having roses in pots at all costs! Last year I bought bands in the spring and nursed them along all summer in pots, potting them up a couple times as they grew. I got the plants in the ground in Sept a little after the heat broke. With bitter, bitter cold hitting very early for us--early November--and returning multiple times over the winter I lost about half the roses that I got planted in the fall. I just don't think they were given enough time to establish themselves before the weather turned. This year when I got bands I potted them up to gallons and after about 6 weeks of growth put them in prepared beds. (Some in a permanent place and some in my vegetable garden for transfer later.) These planted roses are doing SO MUCH better than the bands from last year stuck in pots. More growth, less disease and tens time easier to keep watered and cared for! I've seen a real correlation between roses getting short changed on water from being in a pot (and depending on me to water daily and sometimes twice a day--a chore that I sometimes missed) and those same roses getting black spot. I have a climbing pinkie I don't spray. Just in the last couple of weeks for some reason the black spot pressure has seemed to spike a bit. It is normally clean. At the moment it has a few lower leaves that have spotted and turned yellow, but in general it doesn't seem to have a significant amount of defoliation. This plant was a gift from a friend who had it limping along in a pot for a couple years. When I put it in the ground and threw a shovel of horse manure on it and kept it reasonably well water it exploded in growth and made a 180 turn around in health. I also have a Mrs. Dudley. Last year's band was a casualty of winter and was replaced by a 3 gallon plant this spring. It is growing but slowly. I also pinch most (not all) buds hoping to focus energy on growth not blooming. In general my teas are clean of black spot with only a few old yellow leaves toward the bottom of the plant. The cleanest are Mrs. B R Cant, Madame Antoine Mari, Duchess du Brabant, Mons Tillier and Mrs. Dudley. I wouldn't tried to do pots here again without some sort of automatic watering set up because you miss a few waterings and the roses get diseased and start loosing their leaves in a heart beat....See MoreFelicia
Comments (14)In my garden 'Felicia' has an upright, shrubby habit of growth while 'Cornelia' is decidedly lax in habit. Both are very fragrant and waft, though 'Felicia' has that touch of old rose which 'Cornelia' lacks, though 'Cornelia' is fragrant enough for anybody. 'Felicia's blooms are regular pink; 'Cornelia's are strawberry pink with a touch of soft orange to them; and they come in long sprays. As it happens, my neighbors have 'Cornelia' espaliered along a wall, the rose at least twelve feet wide. However we live in a hot climate and the wall faces northwest, which the rose is happy with. A western esposure in full sun in a warm climate would, I suspect, be too hot for 'Cornelia'. Of the two varieties, if I had to pick one it would be 'Cornelia', which has lovely foliage and habit and fragrance and flowers. But I've never grown 'Felicia' well; a really good plant of it might make it harder to choose between the two. Melissa...See More...an evening stroll... do come and join me...
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