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Statile & Todd
“shrub roses. Clematis climbs the fence bringing complimentary colors to the palate for the roses.”
“this pink rose hedge please, thanks”
“Yes, these are knock out roses and provides lots of color spring, summer and fall.”
“climbing roses on our west side.”
“I like the idea of a row of rose bushes.”
“Roses in front of trellis fence”
“Exquisite RosesRoses are heavy feeders — in terms of both food and water. Fertilize once a month and give each rose about 5 gallons of water each week (or about 1 inch per week). Water in the morning, at the base of the plant to help discourage black spot.”
“Southeast. "Roses are in full swing right now," says”
“abundant rose blooms. Roses are in full swing right now. Let your roses flesh out; prune less in May so they grow taller. This is usually good advice for the first couple of cuttings. Then you can prune at will, remembering to cut the next five leaflets at an angle. Expert Pruning Secrets for Exquisite”
“climbing rose in the garden by our front porch.
Photograph by Flickr user paterson.ra
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“new dawn great rose climber...zones 5-9”
“consistent theme on flowers....climbing pink roses, salvia nemosa, herbs”
“roses - best climber ' new dawn'”
“New Dawn - best climber rose”
“New Dawn rose (best for climbing)”
“"New Dawn". Great Climbing Rose.”
“I LOVE ROSES, AND MORE ROSES!”
“way a rose can be judged — it has vigorous growth and plentiful pink flowers that fade to blush; it's disease resistant and a repeat bloomer. It grows from 15 to 20 feet tall, will tolerate a bit of shade and grows well in USDA zones 5 to 9 (find your zone). And did I tell you it's fragrant, too?Photo”
Joani Stewart-Georgi - Montana Ave. Interiors
“iceberg roses on the trellis gives drama to an otherwise boring wall.
Douglas Hill Photography”
“climbing rose ....google a reputable mail order source.”
“Roses & using a candelabra on the patio.”
“soil. Roses are heavy feeders, needing a lot of nutrients to keep growing and blooming. Container-grown roses will need a consistent diet of quality soil and nutrients, so get them off to a good start when planting. Mix together in equal amounts:• Potting soil• Garden compost• Well-rotted steer manure”
“White roses can be considered a neutral — they will go with virtually any other color in the garden. And if you have entertaining spaces where you like to gather in the evening, white roses will almost glow in the night. This light flower color really pops in the landscape, so if you have an area that”
Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
“Hi, I absolutely LOVE this look for my front steps. Can you please tell me what the roses are and would they bloom the first year?
Thank you.”
“urn with white roses spilling out”
“Heavenly! An urn thick and cascading with white roses. love!”
“Floribunda Rose, bacopa and Ivy glacier”
“Planter style for deck - overflowing with white roses - perfect for wedding”
“Lush roses overflowing in the urn.”
“adore. Roses in large urn at the edge of patio”
“White roses are a girl's best friend (or is that diamonds?). Whatever your taste, a lush urn overflowing with blooms can make the heart swell. And did I mention the scent?”
The New York Botanical Garden
“I love roses with a coral hue!!”
“Cinco de Mayo Rose, Paul needs this one”
“Miniature roses: 'Little Linda', 'Peter Pan' and 'Fireworks'
Patio roses or larger”
“shrub roses: 'Lady Elsie May,' 'Laura' and 'Happy Child'
Medium shrub roses: 'Cinco de Mayo,' 'Knockout' and 'Betty Boop'”
“Suggested roses for containers. Nearly any rose will grow well in a container, with the exception of very large shrubs”
“Love the idea do container roses and this colour”
“SUGGESTED ROSES FOR CONTAINERS
Nearly any rose will grow well in a container, with the exception of very large shrubs and climbers”
“ested roses for containers. Nearly any rose will grow well in a container, with the exception of very large shrubs and climbers. Look for roses labeled "miniature," "patio rose/larger miniatures," "small shrub" or "medium shrub rose."Miniature roses: 'Little Linda', 'Peter Pan' and 'Fireworks'Patio roses”
The New York Botanical Garden
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Last comment "'Graham Thomas'. This gorgeous deep yellow English shrub rose is resistant to black spot, mildew and"
Last comment "'Graham Thomas'. This gorgeous deep yellow English shrub rose is resistant to black spot, mildew and"
“shrub rose up to 7 ft. tall. resistant to black spot, mildew and rust. Might be the one at 818 that bloomed repeatedly”
“david ostin english rose (rosa graham thomas)”
“Graham Thomas rose yellow & tall for lattice around hot tub”
“Graham Thomas rose Shrub resistant to black spot, mildew - blooms all summer 7 ft tall zones 4-9”
“Roses - graham thomas (tall yellow)”
“'Graham Thomas'. This gorgeous deep yellow English shrub rose is resistant to black spot, mildew and rust, and blooms repeatedly from early summer on. It's a vigorous grower (up to 7 feet tall) and has a sweet honey fragrance. It also”
“shrub rose is resistant to black spot, mildew and rust, and blooms repeatedly from early summer on. It's a vigorous grower (up to 7 feet tall) and has a sweet honey fragrance. It also boasts excellent heat tolerance and is perfect for zones 4 to 9.”
The New York Botanical Garden
“Midas Tourch - fruity smelling rose”
“Fruit. The fruity roses are a large bunch, with scents ranging from apple to citrus. I love these roses because they seem very fresh and clean, marrying well with other scented flowers.
Try 'Midas Touch', a strong yellow”
“Fruit. The fruity roses are a large bunch, with scents ranging from apple to citrus. I love these roses because they seem very fresh and clean, marrying well with other scented flowers.
Try 'Midas Touch'”
“Sweet scents-
Fruit. The fruity roses are a large bunch, with scents ranging from apple to citrus. I love these roses because they seem very fresh and clean, marrying well with other scented flowers.
Try 'Midas Touch', a strong yellow hybrid tea rose with 3- to 4-inch blooms”
The New York Botanical Garden
“Hamilton" rose, light scent and disease resistant”
“'Geoff Hamilton' is a great option with its baby-pink petals and classic rose form. It grows to 6 feet tall, so be sure to give it room in the back of your border. It blooms in late spring”
“Geoff Hamilton- light sent rose. also Hot Cocoa, Hot Tamale, Agatha Christie and Angela Rippon”
“Hamilton rose, pink small, grows 6', blooms late spring & early summer, lightly scented.”
“I like the timing of the flowering, the size & the shape of this rose. I tend to avoid pink for some reason. Possibly because it is expected; other colors, less”
“Light and sweet. Sometimes you simply want a hint of scent, and here's where these roses deliver. Classic, light and sweet — nothing overpowering or exotic.
'Geoff Hamilton' is a great option with its baby-pink petals and classic rose form. It grows”
