DA Princess Anne Rose Question
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Comments (13)caldon, Uploading pics if easy. First, get a free account at photobucket.com and follow their easy directions for uploading your pics to their site. Then run your mouse down below the picture and click on the HTML CODE. Finally, paste that HTML CODE into the message box on this site, click on PREVIEW, and you should be able to see your picture. You can type before and after the picture. You can also insert any number of HTML CODES one right after another. Hope that helps. Kate...See MoreDA Rose Bed Edging Question
Comments (6)Thanks for all your suggestions. I think I was confusing with my question. I am looking to not use a traditional edging plant, but rather use lower growing DA roses for the foreground and taller variety behind them. What I don't want are roses in the foreground that are growing like a vase shape, with lots of bare ankles showing. In the DA catalog (2012, I haven't gotten the 2013 one yet) they show pictures of some of their roses in garden settings that have leaves and some flowers all the way around. Not so much a vase shape, but more like meatballs, if that makes sense.. :-) I remember the Munstead Wood's rose as showing that "meatball" shape, nicely rounded, clothed in foliage all around... does that make sense? Btw, I have been reading a lot of threads about all kinds of rose growing and varieties, and I want to thank you all for sharing so generously from your experiences and ideas. Thank you!!!...See MoreMunstead Wood/Lady Shallot/Lady Emma Hamilton/orPrincess Anne
Comments (9)I am near you - about 3 hours from Galveston in east Texas. I love my Tess. I have her on a huge fan shaped trellis - she has very healthy foliage and lots of nice blooms. Two of my favorite Austins are Carding Mill and Abe Darby. Wollerton Old Hall, new for me last year, does get really big, don't find the blooms fragrant like Austin says, but they are pretty. Sophy's Rose is a really good one - healthy foliage, lots of big pretty deep pink blooms. Bishop's Castle is good. Lady of Shallot looks to be big. I have quite a few new ones that are healthy and growing - they will do better next year. Great big for me are James Galway and Scepter d'Isle - like them a lot. I have Lady Emma and Munstead Wood planted where they get full sun until 2pm - hope they like it there. I really like Ambridge Rose too. Love the blooms on Jude......mine is very small though. I am getting another Young Lycadis - my chickens were scratching in that bed and killed it. The color is a different, brighter looking pink that I really like. Englands Rose was new for me last year - it started off looking and blooming fantastically.....then it starting dawdling around. Am hoping it will get going again in the spring - it was really nice. I want to try Princess Alexandra of Kent - have heard good things about it. Do any of you all plan to try the new Austins? I want Boscobel, The Lark Ascending.......not sure about the others. caldonbeck, the photos are fabulous! Judith...See MorePrincess Anne and thick-leaved roses
Comments (4)Yes, bs is an annoyance but not a total disqualifier, especially if the rose has other qualities that make her apt to survive on the roof! I spray with neem every two weeks and copper or sulphur a few times a year, not just the roses but the whole garden, so hopefully that will help keep bs and other fungal diseases at bay. I wish I didn't have to, but in a city, the pigeons bring all kinds of bacterial/fungal nasties to the roof, and I have to prevent as much as I can. I lost four plants to fire blight this year so I am extra vigilant now. If Princess Anne really does have the thicker leaves DA claims I would give her a try anyway to see if that helps with dealing with the wind and heat....See MoreRose Lai (9b)
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