Does anyone grow 'Vavoom'?
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Comments (24)Thanks Windeaux, so it is. I had done a search on Vintage and came up with nothing, but just now found it by going down the list. It's listed under "Hybrid Teas - Custom Root". Thank you also for linking the thread on the discussion of "St. Helena Cemetery Very Double HT". I was going to say that it answers my original question, that is IF "Arcadia Louisiana Tea" is the same rose. Evidently Vintage doesn't think they are the same as he still lists both roses separately. Also describes their bush sizes as different. However, "Arcadia Louisiana Tea" is certainly close to the rose I have, especially if you allow for differences in climate. Plus roses can 'morph', so to speak. For instance, the Prairie Sunrise I got from Sam Kedem years ago has many more petals and tends to quarter where the specimen from Chamblees does not. All in all I'm very glad to get this much information. Thank you all so much! "St. Helena Cemetery Very Double HT" on HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.58345&tab=36 Here is a link that might be useful: Arcadia Louisiana Tea on HMF...See MoreDoes anyone growing Quercus Michauxxi think they grow slow?
Comments (16)It is along the property line, and the main leader got damaged, I cut it down, and these 4 are here now. You can see why I asked about slow growth, the original trunk was not too much taller than the 4 that sprung up, it was about 4 ft at it's tallest. I'll try what you said Bama, and see what happens....See MoreDoes anyone grow South Africa
Comments (34)Maryrose, I love your Augusta and its colors. You got a good one. What zone and conditions do you garden in? I'm in SW Idaho, zone 7, with a short growing season, hot and dry in summer. I think full sun is best for Augusta here. But if you're in a hot part of California, Texas, or other such places, I think you could get by with morning sun (six hours). But here she is a sun worshiper. Kristine, I did a lot of checking on Heirloom Roses' website. My take is they're not actively selling Bernstein-Rose, and good luck on that waiting list. This is the same for a lot of other hard to get roses--do they actually sell them or just "list" them as remote possibilities. Knysna is gorgeous, Melodye. I've never heard of it, and it's my kind of rose, for sure. Now to do some "research" on it under both names. Thanks for sharing that photo. Diane...See Moredoes anyone know any pitcher plants that can grow in zone 5a?
Comments (4)As it so happens, the manager/owner of Well Sweep Herb Farm, David Hyde, has a special interest in pitcher plants and sells a wide variety of them. You could shoot him an enail, I'm sure he'd be happy to give you some info. They are located in zone 6A....See Morethe_bustopher z6 MO
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