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Comments (8)It depends on whether you want Cutting roses foe taking them inside or you are just interested in a beautiful garden display. They have numerous roses that have ADR certificate which means that they should be resistant to PM, blackspot and rust, should be drought tolerant and self-cleaning. My floral fairy tale, Cinderella (fairy taleand Caramelle Fairy Tale are not ADRcertified because I must deadhead then; other than that they clean (caramella might have a few spots, not blackspot though. Of the climbers Laguna is awesome: clean and has wonderful fragrabce. I wish I could find a good spot for accommodating to order Kordes'climber, Aloha. so far I mentioned a few landscape plants I bought from them last year. In the HT category, in case you are interested, I would look at Caramel Antike and a few Freelander HTs - depending your color preference. They have other older HTs as well and those roses are very good. I would definitely buy Papa Meilland and Valencia from them and Would ask for 'leftover' Barkarole. THey alo list a number of old garden roses that would (should( work in your zone; I cannot comment on those, becasue they would probably not do well here in the southeast. And, mosy importantly, do not be afraid to ask questions or recomendations from the owner. I would...See MorePalatine Roses - your best purchase?
Comments (52)Another update.... Finally had my three new roses bloom. I like them. So far they seem to be living up to what I expected. Not as fragrant as I was hoping for, but I think after they settle in another season, I'll be very happy with them. I feel that 'Beverly' is a lighter pink than I was looking for. Seems lighter than photos I've seen. But - all the blooms aren't even all the way open yet. [g] . 'Savanah' is a really pretty color that doesn't come across in a photo. In person, I keep thinking it looks luminous. It does seem to have some apricot in it, but it still reads pink and it's not clashing in my garden at all. It also takes it's time to open it's blooms, which I am enjoying. I think I may like the blooms better in the bud and half open bloom than when fully open. Edit: i just saw the Beverly bloom fully open and it looks like a bubble gum pink, for anyone considering buying one. The main priority was healthy and so far all of them seem to have clean healthy looking foliage. I forgot to get a photo of Pope John Paul because I had picked them in advance of rain we're getting later today and they were in a vase on the counter. PJP has very pretty flowers that open fairly slowly as well. The way the petals unfurl on one, looks like a pinwheel. Very pretty. The white is very saturated and pure looking. Beverly, first one just starting to open. A lighter pink than I expected. 'Savanah' the color in person is very appealing. 'Savanah' in the garden, with 'Julia Child' in the background. Here's the Pope John Paul - next to Julia Child blooms. Quite a difference in size. Also I find the outer petals deteriorate quickly, so this bloom has had almost 2 rows of outer petals removed and is still a good size....See MorePalatine 20-21 Rose Catalogue
Comments (27)rosecanadian there is an old thread here on houzz that discusses it, but i had also been asking around and learned from Palestine directly. here are the old threads if you are interested. you can scroll through as see some of what was offered last year. not everything on the list was available, but several were. i also was able to order st cecilia from k&m roses, just as an fyi. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5473924/a-new-source-of-vintage-david-austin-roses#n=63 https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5832396/david-austin-roses-at-palatine...See MoreFisherman's Friend rose from Palatine
Comments (44)Final flush for Fisherman's Friend! The autumn blooms are much larger and have greater refinement and colour versus the initial spring flush. Up to 4" blooms easily. Love the decadent scent. This monster topped 7 to 8' with its new basal break. With all of the wind and rain we've been having since autumn arrived (truly autumn really did arrive as the very first day of fall the temperature was at 60 whereas it was 83 the day before). Thorns are vicious- like dear ol' Gertie J and even Munstead Wood. I cut the blooms because I didn't want the entire cane to snap from the weight of them loaded with water or from any winter or ice damage. Black spot for sure, touch of powdery mildew. If I could, I'd get a whole bunch of him. I'll have to try rooting some cuttings. He is magnificent. Steven...See MoreBusiness_Name_Placeholder
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