Barni roses —recommendations
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Mme Lauriol de Barny
Comments (12)Hello, I love this rose and I am so pleased to hear of someone growing it. Although I am in England I hope my brief information may be of some interest. Here it flowers from about May 15 to June 30, and is at it's best in early June. It withstands bad weather quite well for such a large flower, without much balling, and I grew it in a rainy part of this country. It has a wonderful scent most of the time, sometimes less so. I have grown it up one side of a 7 foot arch, it will climb beautifully. I have also grown it as a large shrub but still needs a few posts here and there to support the longer canes. A word of caution - it resents severe pruning and will sulk for quite some time before daring to start growing again. Light pruning only is the order of the day for this rose. I grew it with Clematis 'Etoile Violette', which is purple colour and contrasts well as it also starts to flower here in early June although continues well after the rose is finished. The rose does not repeat at all, but I didn't mind that. Unfortunately, it is not in my collection at the moment - new home - hope to get one again sometime. I miss her so much. Hope you will post a photo later on, just to remind me of what I'm missing, currently....See MoreDoes anyone grow these Barni roses?
Comments (1)Oh I want LIOLA really badly. I'm not a huge fan of the singles, but the photo on Filroses is just gorgeous! I love the way it looks. I probably will do an order with RU in the spring. There are some roses I need to replace, and I keep thinking about LIOLA. So, I'll probably add it too....See More'Mme. Lauriol de Barny'
Comments (30)Yes, Zone 8 would be too much of a stretch for me. Perhaps there’s something similar to “Ames” Kew Gardens rose, that remains small and is suitable for my zone. ( Jin, that’s what MY autocorrect turns Kew Gardens into. It’s so strange!) Marlorena, your garden really is inspirational. That’s exactly the look I’d like to obtain, but always fall VERY short of. Jin, I like peach and apricot but nothing will ever make me like pure, screaming orange. I don’t know why, but I just can’t stand it! Sorry, orange lovers. I enjoy seeing it in others gardens, but not in mine. Liking single roses and crimson, purply roses is enough of a change from my pink double preference:) I should find somewhere to purchase the seed for Spanish foxgloves ASAP, if I’m going to try them. This is the time of year to start seeds for me. Of course, if we would just get some rain it would help germination tremendously. Jen, about importing seeds into the US. I have a seed permit from the USDA. It doesn’t cost anything to obtain, just paperwork to do, and I did have to go to one of their branch offices to turn it in with the proper identification. This was about 4-5 years ago. Now I am able to renew it online whenever it expires. I think that’s every 2 or 3 years. They issue me however many green stickers I requested, and when I’m getting seeds from someone out of the country who isn’t licensed to send seeds into the US, I send them one of my stickers. Certain seeds and certain countries are forbidden.Then once that person receives the sticker I mailed them, they stick it on the outside of the envelope. It goes to a USDA inspection station near me. They inspect the seeds and then forward them on to me. I’ve only needed to use my stickers a few times, but I keep my permit up to date in case I come across seeds I can’t get any other way. It’s called something like, “Permit to import small lots of seed into the US”. I felt really excited and “official” when I finally received mine. :) Lisa...See MoreLooking for cuttings of Bourbon 'Mme Lauriol de Barny'
Comments (4)Emily, I just saw that Lynette (oldrosarian on here) had some photos of MLdB on HMF. She JUST now posted something over on the Roses forum, so you might to make a post to get her attention to see if she still grows it (she doesn't have messaging enabled). Lynette is also a fount of rose knowledge. I'm still hoping she writes a book on ramblers and climbers...or even just on her garden. John...See MoreMasLovesRoses_z8a GA
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kathyc_z10
2 years agoI have Stile 800 and Occhi di Fati. Both are very beautiful, and very different.
Occhi di Fati is semi double, and it is phototropic (white to deep pink). Floribunda. Really fun watching the petals change color after the bloom opens. Nice dark green foliage (I have no blackspot pressure here), no scent.
Stile 800 has very full blooms that are apricot to apricot pink. As they age, they do not fade to white but rather lighter pink. Apple scent (to my nose).
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mossy44_z7bwa
2 years agoI have had Etrusca since 2018, and it is probably my favorite rose. I live in a area where I was told I couldn't grow roses, since it is very wet most of the year, but I have between 30 & 40 roses every year, and despite the problems they are doing well. Etrusca doesn't mind the wet, or the heat in Summer. It does blackspot a little, but I spray so it clears up. Most of all, I love the color and form of the bloom.
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