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Palatine Roses order

5 years ago

I received my order of ten Palatine roses yesterday. It never ceases to amaze me how healthy their roses are. I ordered a couple of Old Garden Roses, couldn’t believe how healthy they look grafted on multiflora. Hope they both do really good, I’ll definitely be ordering more In the future!

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summersrhythm_z6a

5 years ago

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I dragged my family with me so I don’t have to pay the custom duty. There is chocolate

store on the way. It’s called Chocolate F/X, oh my goodness, you have to stop there! :-)

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Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
5 years ago
Aren’t they wonderful! No one sends them like palantine!!
sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
5 years ago
Wow!
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Kenneth , where if you don’t mind sharing are you in southern tn? I’m so sad I just missed you ... I lived in Burns , outside of Fairview / by Franklin if you are familiar . Would have loved to met you in person!! Subk3, and JC are also from mid tn . Your honeymoon is gorgeous!! Now I wish I had ordered one . My order comes this week I think . I ordered a lot since I am starting over . I’m so excited for all of them !!
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erasmus_gw
5 years ago
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They do send wonderful plants. Did they send you the directions in which they say to eliminate and/ or shorten some canes? They are beautifully big but apparently they think they will do better without so much top growth. You might ask them about it. I removed some growth from my new bare roots but not as much as suggested.
rifis (zone 6b-7a NJ)
5 years ago
^^^. Could you kindly contact me at usptoenforce@uspto.gov, and include “Houzz” in the subject heading. Office is not small, but it will get to me.
BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)
5 years ago
Beautiful plant, Palatine bushes are not only grown well, but stored and shipped great, they always look succulent.

I also think you’re smart to wait until April for delivery...I had mine delivered 1st availability in Feb, and the plants have suffered a bit from our wind and weather, despite mounding.
erasmus_gw
5 years ago
Is the usptoenforce about patents?
ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
5 years ago
That is one gorgeous specimen. I've never ordered from Palatine but I'm very impressed with this bare-root rose.
Sheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
5 years ago
The only problem is the hole has to be dug so large to plant these monsters. Otherwise, they are great.
vesfl (zone 5b/6a, Western NY)
5 years ago
I was there yesterday and, as always, it was a wonderful experience. The nursery is run by a nice family of rose enthusiasts. Rene, the owner, held the workshop on pruning (mostly) modern roses - it was very educational and, as a bonus, even free.

If this is a HT, then pruning it down short (ca. knee-high) is their preferred method for spring pruning. Rene gave a lot of good reasons for it, mostly related to where the energy goes to encourage healthier and more abundant growth. I assume the same applies for the newly budded roses that are ready for planting.
summersrhythm_z6a
5 years ago
Vesfl, We were there last weekend to pick up the roses. That’s a wonderful place to be for sure. :-)
vesfl (zone 5b/6a, Western NY)
5 years ago
Summers, I wish I could have made it last Saturday to meet you. Next time...

Sara, what two OGRs did you order from them? I've ordered a few this year and will pick them up in 2-3 weeks.
sara_ann-z6bok
Original Author
5 years ago
I ordered Variegata di Bologna and Yolande d’Aragon .
vesfl (zone 5b/6a, Western NY)
5 years ago
Thanks, Summers. I *love* sweets. Definitely!

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