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Comments (4)You know Hortico. I have a shrub rose that is as reliable as they get and I have no clue what its name is. I got it at Hortico over 8 years ago. I only know it is mis-labeled because it was suppose to be red and it is Pink. If you are ingenious about stashing treasures, not much trouble. The good pots are compact,nicely shaped roses and not unwieldly to handle, you could stash a couple easy. The only trouble you would get is on your side of the border. I would suspect like here they just take them away and take them home. You can see this is a bargain job, the tags are pictures of a same colour rose with the name slapped over the real name on a sticky. I peeled off the sticky and if I DID get the rose on the labels I would be a very happy camper....See MoreHelp z6a North MO choose two roses from Hortico
Comments (41)Looks like a great list, AC91z6! You should have fun with those roses (including the Firefighter you replaced for the sold out Munstead Wood. Glad I could help talk you into Felix LeClerc. My Therese Bugnet is 7 years old own root from Burling and it prime full sun. I really can't say I'd recommend her at all, and I toy with digging out Therese and her nearby companion Fimbriata (Bear in mind that I've only deliberately shovel pruned 3 roses out of 1000 to put this into perspective, though of course I've had 100's die without my help). They have only sporadic bloom for about 2 weeks but TONS of vegetative growth that does virtually nothing. So far they've been spared the shovel because they're such early bloomers, but they're getting the interim treatment of pruning them almost to the ground after bloom. That's what I do for Variegata di Bologna and I've occasionally been able to coax a little fall bloom out of him this way. I kept leaving TB and Fimbriata at full height thinking surely they'd rebloom when mature, but 7 years is too long to wait for that. Linda Campbell is a vastly superior rugosa in my zone, and our climates are similar. Karen, glad to help with the cheap and easy idea about the pots. Note that these are not rabbit proof since the bunnies have learned to nudge the pots over if they really want what's inside, and they can nibble at what extends beyond the pots as well. My pots are the black gallon ones Roses Unlimited sells so they're a bit at risk for burning foliage in the really hot parts of summer (assuming you get spells of 90+ for long). I'll often pull back the pots by July or so if the rose gets up to a good height. Green would be less noticeable in the landscape, but like you I have soooo many pots after a history of large orders from RU and elsewhere that I need to use what I have. Here's a shot of a shade bed showing two of those pots - one with a tiny rose on the left not visible below the pot and one on the right that's peeking beyond. If I get a lot of them in a bed they look a little odd, but this many of them look acceptable to me (at least better than missing roses that the bunnies ate). Cynthia...See MoreNeed help picking a couple more from Hortico
Comments (12)I'm not expecting much to bloom through our August dog days, but I'll try to put her on the north, where it would be a little cooler. I'll get her next year, on her own roots since Dave in North MO says she gets bigger, grafted, for him. Oh wow, Beth! That's a rose that wants to grow! I know to put this one towards the back of the bed now. I'm hoping I won't have to keep any in pots over the winter this year, but we'll see. Finally order is: MALVERN HILLS MIDNIGHT MAGIC PRAIRIE DAWN GOLDEN BORDER YOUNG LYCIDAS FELIX LECLERC (based on your recommendation in the other thread, Cynthia!) MARTIN FROBISHER THE WEDGEWOOD ROSE (I figured I'd try it, I have a place a tower would work in the shade) So I ordered twice as many roses as I'd first planned. Uh, oops?...See MoreGot my Hortico roses today!
Comments (12)Glad ya found your invoice Lilyfinch! That's a good thing that Hortico does.... charging less for a smaller plant. And believe me, most of the time they make up for it. Like I said, I got 2 tiny GINGER roses last yr, and right now they are big ol' things sittin' in the raised bed waiting for a spot. I think I will donate the second one tho. Don't need two of them. I'm very anxious to see that new rose ROYAL KATE. Not much about it anywhere, but I did see pics on the image tab of Google. Looks like a pretty pure lighter pink. Lilyfinch you will love CHANDOS BEAUTY. Mine got up to (almost) 6ft last yr. It goes from a pinky-white to a creamy apricot and even some yellow tones depending on the temps....See Morerosecanadian
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