Mme Figaro Rose
htracyn79 PNW-8B
2 years ago
Sharing some pics of Mme Figaro rose which I purchased last fall from Rose Unlimited.
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Comments (3)I would LOVE your roses. Have never done paypal but will if you show me the way....See MoreAre Georgetown Tea and Mme. Lambard the Same Rose?
Comments (17)I have both of them but one is in the front, from 2 gallon size, and the other in the back from quart size. I bought them about a week apart. They are both still very young and the flowers are of variable colors and sizes. But they are so much alike that it's hardly worthwhile to pick nits (HMF lists Mme. Lombard as up to 7x7 while Georgetown is smaller). Which begs the question: just how many pink teas does one really need? Another pair of possible twins: Souvenir d'un Ami and McClinton Tea. I have the latter but not the former. My current quest is extremely fragrant teas that will do well in my area. But I am having a hard time narrowing down my list. I have space for a few to get enormous but they will be in the back and probably not get that much TLC. I don't want any more duplicates or near duplicates. I leave that to the wealthy people from now on! I also have space in the front for some smaller ones. For those, I would add another selection criterion: must look good essentially all the time, not just flowers but also bush. I am reading the HMF data and some of it is lacking (a lot of listings omit size, for example). What to do when so many of them look alike?...See MoreMme Hardy rose...where to find
Comments (10)I'm not sure if RVR does that, but I think HCR does. RVR offers a waiting list rather than a wishlist -- with a fee charged when the rose becomes available and you purchase one they hold for you. Basically, it's a step above a wishlist, putting you ahead of anyone else trying to order when the rose you want becomes available. After all those on the waiting list are satisfied, any extras are then posted as "available" on the RVR site. :-) ~Christopher...See More'Mme. Lambard' (Tea Rose, Int. 1878)
Comments (5)I just love this rose. It's floriferous, has nice foliage, great colors and scent. Mine also came from a cemetery. In the past I have grown "Georgetown Tea", which is similar and reputed to be the 'Mme Lambard' in commerce, but it was not nearly as good here as my cemetery clone....See More
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