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Comments (2)It's a lovely color and some people are always looking for thornless roses....See MoreThornless rose for driveway hedge
Comments (7)Hi Sophia I'm in Sydney too, but I'm afraid I can't come up with anything with your criteria. I will say that I've had no luck at all with David Austins - they all defoliated for me - tried around half a dozen, including Redoute, which is supposed to be a more disease resistant one. I am on the coast though, so perhaps more humid than where you are. I have grown Pink Gruss an Aachen (sold here usually as Irene Watts). I love the blooms, but recently pulled it out as it was so disease ridden. It didn't get a lot of sun though, so that wouldn't have helped it. The only rose that I can think of is Jean Ducher (correctly known as G Nabonnand, but sold her as JD usually). It's almost thornless, but grows to 1.5 to 2 metres. It does well for me, and flowers most of the year. Trish...See MoreNeed advice with thornless roses
Comments (18)arlene I am going to plant the wooden fence next year, I have bands that will be ready by then! I am so excited! I have Crep (running joke about how much I love this rose!) Prosperity, and buff beauty. My neighbor on that side (south) is kinda a grumpy old man, but he does take excellent care of his yard. I think he will appreciate the blooms. I am going to run wire along the fence so I can control the canes better. I do have terrible soil in portions of the yard and have really been working on that! The tree roots are just something I have to deal with, but in the heat of summer, some shade is needed in my south Ga garden. Brutally hot and humid. The hurricanes and wind gust have weeded out a few trees for me, thanks mother nature, but I do have a couple we are going to remove. (on a wait list with our tree guy) They are old pines in bad shape that could possibly hit our house. We had one hit the house from straight line winds. We were lucky and had very little damage. We always #prayforthepines in bad weather!! lol...See MoreThornless rose changing color and developing thorns
Comments (1)Please post a photo. You may have had a grafted rose whose roots have taken over and now you are seeing the foliage from those roots....See MoreLife Vibes
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