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Mojave rose?

14 years ago

Anyone grow this one? Any tips or opinions? Just picked one up today, at Menards of all places. Was there with husband and kids looking at new bathroom fixtures and had to see what they had in the garden center just for fun. It was the last one left (potted) and had some great growth so I couldn't pass it up. It was so funny, my 7 year old daughter told me I had to check HMF on my phone while we were there to see some 'real' photos of the rose to make sure we'd like it :)

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James_Shaw_San Francisco Bay Area
14 years ago
Hi, My Mojave about 27 years old. A very pretty rose in color combination of a sunset. My plant about 6 feet high, no problem with disease, and had a dozen blossoms couple weeks ago. At moment, I also have Mojave cuttings that I am trying to root. Mojave is a nice hardy rose, and I think that you will like it. Jim
nummykitchen
Original Author
14 years ago
Thank you for the response, Jim! Based on your description I think the colors sound lovely. Nice to hear you have had yours for so many years :) Mine has a couple of buds on it and I can't wait to see one bloom!
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