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Comments (0)Have daylilies, iris, peonies, and other roses cuttings to trade....See MoreWhite Morden Rose
Comments (6)The morden roses are also named the parkland series. Under the parkland series, there is a white rose called "Morden Snowbeauty". The Cdn Rose Society says it's named as such because of it's snow white flowers. It grows 1-3 feet high and wide, resistant to black spot and powder mildew. I have never grown this one, but it might be your best bet if you must have a white morden rose. How do rugosa roses do for you? The only problem is possibly chlorosis on our clay soils. There is a small rugosa in the Explorer series called "Henry Hudson". 1-1/2 to 2 feet high, 3 feet wide, with white blooms throughout the summer. Sometimes the blooms might have a very very slight pinkish tint. Then there is the other Morden rose, "Morden blush". Not true white, but the blossoms often range from blush pink to ivory. In cool weather they are more pinkish, warm weather more ivory. It hits 2 feet high if that. I have attached a link to the Cdn Rose Society website, it gives good descriptions of hardy roses. Here is a link that might be useful: Canadian Rose Society...See MorePlease recommend a small climbing rose for new rose grower
Comments (4)You might tell her to try something like Altissimo, a beautiful, single (5 petals) red rose, or maybe Climbing Pinkie, which is a little larger and should also be okay in your climate. Pinkie has clusters of small pink fully-petaled flowers and is probably the more disease-resistant of the two. But, be aware, no rose is going to be disease-resistant or flower well with less than 5 or 6 hours of direct sunlight a day....See MoreAnother face of Morden Blush & Prairie Harvest
Comments (2)people, just stop it. I still have 7 roses to get into the ground and one to move. . not to mention all the tubing and drippers to run to all the new ones. . . and I've already started my NEW wishlist and now I have two more to add to it. I have no self-control. Well, yes, actually I do. It's called a checkbook! That's the only thing that stops me. Cuz I'm hopeless. Hi, I'm wilo and I'm a rose-aholic. . . ....See Moreportlandmysteryrose
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