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Comments (35)Susan asked many comments ago what roses I am drooling over. I had a gazebo installed yesterday and have been busy prepping the site and putting the cornerstones and center stone. WoW! Are Amish Country Gazebos amazing. The crew came at 8:30 in the morning and installed my 12' gazebo in 4 hours, they were on the road out of here at 12:30. I'm absolutely in love with the gazebo, so very well made! If anyone in the uS is in the market for a gazebo, pergola or pavilion, summerhouse or poolhouse I can highly recommend this company. I'm in California, so far from the manufacture in Pennsylvania but they delivered for free! Anyway back to roses...Some of the ones I see that I would love to have: Noisette Moschata, Papillon the tea, Bernard, Comte de Torres (Angel Gardens has one that looks much different than Ducher's, but they only show a bud so it is hard to judge), Comtesse Cecile de Chabrillant, and now my computer is centering everything for some bizarre reason so I will stop there. Anything pinkish floppy button-eyed, and tissue paper like :)...See MorePalatine has an agreement to offer a lot more new Tantau roses!!
Comments (33)I was tracking down Enchantress, and discovered her more common name is Gartentraume, and she is a garden dream. Sort of like a light pink Augusta Luise. I must have that rose, along with Comtessa, which is like a pale yellow AL. I can just see three of these exquisite roses growing together, AL, Gartentraume, and Comtessa. Aye yi yi. So those three, along with Aquarell are my must haves--along with lots of others, of course. Sorry for this digression, but I'm in the throes of rose lust. Nothing is really getting me excited this spring, except for roses I can't have (yet), and each year in the past, there has been at least one "must have" rose-- or more. But not this year because they are out of reach. Sigh. Diane...See MoreJapanese rose plants - new website
Comments (132)Shine, it was someone else who made up that epithet for these new sites,not me. It's like what we used to call "Hecht Company colours" in my youth-not to criticize a particular colour, but more the over-all "aesthetic" that the sellers are trying to present-a sort of exclusive attitude that I find repellant. Diane, I never meant to imply that I suspected your photos of being photoshopped,and I don't think they are. Your credibility is enhanced , too, by the fact that you show whole-plant pictures,obviously actually growing in your garden. To illustrate my point, let's take the case of "Vesalius". This plant produced nice big bunches of flowers, and if I were to have taken a close-up of one of the best ones, just looking down into it's "face", people would probably say "wow, what a beauty". BUT the reality of the plant was far from pleasing. It was extremely stiff and upright, so all you'd see of the flowers was their ho-hum white profiles. To see the lavender centers, you had to get on top of the rose and look down. What's more, much of the time the flowers presented no lavender at all-they were just white, with a kind of muddy dot of stamens in the middle. It fell victim to the heat of summer; I tried to save it thinking "well, MAYBE if I figured out a spot where I'd natrally be looking down on it, and MAYBE once it got older it would be more constant in colour...etc, etc, etc. I put it in a pot, but it did me a favour and just died. For me, in order to be desirable,a rose has to be consistently beautiful on the plant, and the plant has to be attractive, too. James Galway has the vice of being very stiff,too, but the flowers are beautiful-consistently so-even the foliage is beautiful and perfect, and it's vigour and willingness to grow are enchanting. I planted my younger own-root one in one of those few places in my garden -below the road, at the bottom of a sharp slope-where I will hopefully be able to enjoy the flowers much more than I can enjoy those of my older one . In other words, not "just a pretty face when it's a good day". Your roses are CLEARLY the real thing!...See MoreNew additions to Palatine
Comments (12)@BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14) I totally agree. I *really* hope they’re sending mother plants out to other growers so they’re not lost, there are some really fantastic varieties. Where can we get Jalbert roses after this??...See MoreRelated Professionals
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