What kind of rose is this please?
Garden Mist
7 days ago
I have no idea what kind of rose bush this is... Can someone please tell me if this a floribunda, tea rose or? I would like to know how and when to prune it? I've added a couple of pics so you can see it. It seems to be growing upright. The blooms are a lovely pink and apricot color. Thanks so much!
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Comments (12)Thank you dublinbay, Thank you york_rose, Thank you susan4952, Thank you lagomorphmom, Thank you lesdvs9, Thank you roselvr, Thank you aurora1701e, Thank you jaxondel, Thank you karenforroses, Thank you maele Thank you my gardener friends for giving me so much attention and helping me out! I might have to talk my grandma into planting all the roses you mentioned to find out which one of them is the one IÂm looking for. Hehe. Thank you all for giving a warm welcome to a newbie (me). Spring is here. Everyone have fun gardening! -Potatobug (Original Poster)...See MoreWhat Kind of Rose for Rose Hip Jelly/Tea?
Comments (13)Does Rosa virginiana produce hips worth using? Oh, and the York Rose, Rosa x alba semi-plena produces hips that could be used. Its white is tinged with peach-pink, so it looks more milky white than pure white, but it's lovely in bloom! Some people don't care for the colors of Rosa rugosa's later flowers against the color of the ripening hips. If you're sensitive to such things you'll have to consider whether you like the idea of scarlet/tomato red hips adorned with lavender-pink roses. If the idea of that color pair bothers you, go with Rosa rugosa alba. Then you'll have scarlet against pure white....See Morewhat kind of rose bush, what's eating it, and how do I save it?
Comments (4)There are two culprits here -- 1) yes, sawfly larvae (aka rose slugs) are chewing the leaves, and will continue to munch them down until they leave the bare mid-vein, and 2) the round holes at the edges, looking like they were made with a hole-puncher, were done by leaf-cutter bees -- they don't eat the leaves, and tend to have just one period of activity when they cut foliage to line their nests. :-) ~Christopher...See MoreRose has no shoots and leaves - Why? What kind of rose?
Comments (16)Gary, I was wrong, 4 of my rose bands didn't grow have soil issues, they're not the same as yours. I pull out one today which was planted next to a pine tree, I was hoping it can climb on the tree and be the center of one rose garden. It had white stuff all over the roots, not sure what was, I took a photo. The soil next to the pine tree is not good, I bought a bag garden soil today, will pick up another bag tomorrow just for the four roses close to the pnie trees. I aways add some manue (Lowe's) to every rose in the spring. I have a "working horse" to carry all the garden soil/ manueI, you'll see. :-) All the troubled rose bands are in pots now, hope they will grow in the potting soil. Good luck with yours....See MoreGarden Mist
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