Where can I find these difficult to find roses?
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Comments (4)Stars N Stripes is also available at J&B Own Root Roses in Hugo, Oklahoma. The gentleman sends out very lush, healthy plants at very reasonable prices. Not sure if he has it listed on his web page, but he does carry it. The SnS I got from him in May has been in almost constant bloom, barely resting even in the heat of August. It also won first place miniature rose at our local county fair. Definately a keeper. The server rejected my message because it seemed to think the link didn't "look" right, but this is correct: http://jrchance.tripod.com/jb_rose_list...See Moreanyone know where I can find Judy Fisher min. rose?
Comments (1)According to HMF, Chamblee's has Judy Fischer. You may what to contact them. Even if they are not advertizing it for sale, as long as they still have the mother plant and may promigate one for you. I do not know if they ship to Canada though. But you can always ask. Good Luck...See Morecan't find neem can i use rose defense?
Comments (3)If the flea beetles are that bad, mine never have been, then I'd suggest you use something like a pyrethrin spray which does work, and it's organic, rather than soap or something formulated for roses. And pyrethrin according to most feedback I've seen, works better than Neem. When Neem first came out it was supposed to do everything, but it hasn't turned out that way, I guess. Next year think about planting a trap crop like eggplant. Flea Beetles just LOVE eggplant. ( smile) Carolyn...See MoreI need help finding a rose that can work with 4 hours of morning sun.
Comments (26)Cynthia I actually saved the post in a document for future reference. For some strange reason it won't let me post the pics though. per Nippstress zone 5 Nebraska "Jen, I have yews in the front of our house that were there when we moved in that I use as backdrop for that bed of roses. Mine faces north so these have to be the very cold hardy and shade tolerant roses in my case. I like the look of the trimmed yews contrasting the dark green behind the roses, and during the summer/fall you don't notice the yews much at all. In winter and early spring, the yews make a much-needed green foundation for the picture window and at that point, you don't notice the roses at all. I also have a cottage-style garden, so during rose/perennial season it's the usual color chaos in front of the yews to calm down during the quiet seasons with just the yews. Here's a huge Jack's Wish rose in front of two of the bushes during prime time: Explorer roses, at least in my case, and quite a few Austins and Meilland roses are doing fine in those locations too. They're both also part shade locations, particularly the east side, so they might not bloom as much as elsewhere. So, since I have my location list open here, I'll list what's on the north side of my house, some of which you can see in the yew photos. This also happens to be one of the few beds I try to limit the colors, so there's an emphasis on white, apricot and burgundy (go figure - the latter two colors of course are harder to find in hardy roses): Easy Elegance (many of these are planted in multiples): All the Rage, Calypso, Coral Cove, Snowdrift, Sweet Fragrance - these are totally reliable bloomers in this spot all summer Kordes: Coco, Floral Fairy Tale, LavaGlut, Mandarin Ice, Mango Veranda, Queen of Hearts Freelander, Summer Memories,- also all very reliable bloomers except maybe Coco who's only occasional Austins: Carding Mill, Lady of Shalott, Queen Nefertiti, Susan Williams-Ellis, Tamora Meilland: Abbaye de Cluny, Alba Meidiland, Bolero, Coral Drift, Coral Meidiland, Passionate Kisses, Peach Drift, Canadians/Explorers: Campfire, Quadra (a lot more Explorers on the East side) - trouble free and easy bloomers all season both Other shrubs: Carefree Celebration (Radler), Elizabeth Stuart (Massad), Gentle Persuasion (Buck), Imagine (Clements), Lady Elsie May (Noack), Marylene (Interplant), Milwaukee's Calatrava (Tadler), OSO Easy Mango Salsa (Warner), Paloma Blanca (Buck), Prairie Sunrise (Buck) - except for GP, MC and OSO Easy all of these have been in this spot for 6-8 years and are reliable round the season Other: Jack's Wish (a Kirkham HT rose that's in my top 10 roses of all time - Long Ago roses is propagating from my cuttings - you NEED this rose), Peach Delight (miniflora, only OK here), Pink Abundance (Harkness - by far the weakest in this location), White Gold (Cocker floribunda that does rather nicely) Hope that helps. Cynthia" sharon...See Morestrawchicago z5
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