Edmund's Roses has their new 2023 rose listing up
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High Country Roses has moved. Roses love the new location!
Comments (57)Vaporvac, I would love it if you could come. But there aren't any other rose aficionados there. I brought Oranges N Lemons and Sally Holmes last year and there weren't really any takers. The Oranges N Lemons went in the free for all at the end where you just grab whats left but I brought the Sally Holmes home. This year I didn't bring the Gourmet Popcorn I gave away because we hadn't dug it up yet. Instead I advertised it on Nextdoor so someone could research it and really want it. If I thought there would be any interest we would have made more of an effort to get it dug up. In terms of timing they are decided upon a few weeks in advance based on the schedule of the person volunteering to host. BTW, my other Oranges N Lemons I tried to propagate died over the winter in our basement but the Sally Holmes appears to have hung on. It showed a small amount of new growth this spring but is back in the basement due to bad weather. I don't yet know where I will put it if I keep it. The Oranges N Lemons in the yard showed great new growth a month ago but then got badly shredded by the hail. Right now it is looking iffy if it makes it with barely any green on it's little stub of a self. I think if it doesn't I won't replace it with another. We just have bad juju with that rose. First it gets run over with a garden cart the same day it goes in the ground, then the rooting portion dies due to neglect when my mom forgot to water the basement plants while we were on vacation. And now it gets hammered by hail....See MoreEdmund Roses--rose recommendation
Comments (15)Mas, I love my two Love Song roses (not Posiedon--haha), one grown since it first came on the market, and three Ebb Tide bushes, two since 2006. None were ordered from Edmunds. I can't figure what the deal is with them. Our state, Idaho, does not allow Edmunds roses into the state, so I haven't been able to order from them since I ordered a Twilight Zone, some years back. It's an excellent rose for me. I wonder if Edmunds is in an area of lots of rose rosette disease. There is some agricultural reason for banning them, I'm sure. Do any of you have this same problem? Diane...See MoreHigh Country Roses has 'new for 2021' roses!!!
Comments (8)Joey, If there are more new roses for 2021 coming, and in the numbers are proportionate to the roses beginning with the letter "S", a much used letter, High Country Roses will be off the charts with new offerings. I suspect the "S" phenomenon is a one in a million chance coincidence. Moses...See MoreNew 2022/2023 Proven Winners Roses
Comments (116)@Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley, Rise up Lilac Days has blooms here and there after spring. When I had it in the front, it rebloomed very well even in the hottest days. But since moved to the pergola, I could not keep up with deadheading, watering, etc. It barely gets any care. This is from today. A few blooms not quite noticeable for such a big plant. The fragrance is still there But at least it is full of green leaves😼...See MoreRelated Professionals
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