I grew it for a number of years back in the 1980s, but don't have it now. Nice little rose. As I recall, it was like pretty much any other mini, but like most mosses, it needed protection from black spot and powdery mildew. I did spray regularly at that time, and was pleased with it. Not sure how you'd define a micromini, but mine grew maybe 2 feet tall, ultimately, and the flowers were the size of a U.S. quarter, as I recall -- very "average" mini in those ways.

I have not grown a moss so I didn't know about the powdery mildew. Have not had to deal with that....yet. Thanks for the info.

Mine is grafted as a small standard. It is beautiful and does well. It is in a 3 gallon pot.We don't have much of a powdery mildew problem here.

I have grown Dresden Doll for three years in a container in the mountains of northern California. I finally put it in the ground this spring. This rose has shown NO disease either in a container or in the ground. (I don't spray) It over-wintered very well in the container without a lot of winter protection. All I did was cluster the roses that were still in pots and surrounded the cluster of pots with bags of oak leaves.

As for minis, micro or otherwise, they are roses. The only thing I do differently is use a lighter solution of fertililzer.

Smiles,
Lyn