Could this be Mrs. B.R Cant?
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Comments (10)Wow, that photo of TIC is beautiful. I am most tempted to go for that one after that pic. I think I will cross out Mrs Dudley Cross for now. I've ordered a whole lot of modern(mostly austins and climbers) and old roses from 3 different nurseries and I'm trying to be good and only add one more to this list. But I'm seriously tempted to add B R Cant as well. I will post on the antique roses forum as well and count the votes for each one! Thanks everyone for your input. Sanju...See MoreMrs. B. R. Cant
Comments (17)Tuggy3, Mine is currently 14' wide and 8' tall and headed for world domination. She's a bit grouchy about pruning. My over-winter cuttings are starting to show a few roots, too, but not so much growth yet. Congratulations, Tim; those plants look beautiful! ~ Debbie...See MoreSacramento Cemetery Roses
Comments (5)Oops, I was out of town yesterday (again) and didn't see this! Not sure why the link didn't work, I set the album to "public"...but anyone who wants to see them is welcome to just access the album through my profile. Thank you Jeri and Anita for "sharing" them. I wish I could have been there in time to meet everyone, but I was delayed in getting away. I wish I was still there!...See MoreMrs. B.R. Cant Has Rust!
Comments (17)Unfortunately, hollyhocks, zinnias, snapdragons and plenty of other necessary color plants rust like crazy around these parts. I understand that it's not types that can infect roses, but it's ugly, period. I grow hollyhocks in other gardens and simply keep the lower leaves picked off when they look like dreck. It helps air flow, allows me to keep the weeds down, eliminates snail hiding places and makes them more palatable. Here, I tucked in a lavatera Kew Rose so I could have the look of hollyhocks without the rusty leaves. It's crammed between two enormous English roses which are so entrenched it would require knocking out the privacy wall and bringing in a backhoe, so I just put up with them. The lavatera flowers nearly year round, except when I hack it back to prevent it from eating the other plants also crammed in with them and nothing seems to bother it. I can't grow the other annuals because the soil drains too quickly and the moles keep them sufficiently disturbed so they just wither. They don't seem to bother the cupheas, giant alyssum, assorted bulbs or other things which have volunteered. Kim...See MoreRelated Professionals
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