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Rose recommendations for pressing

Phyllis_Leathers

23 years ago

We love growing roses especially (and wildflowers too).

We have one single petal rose called "Greetings" from Jackson and Perkins, and it presses in my homemade microwave press very well, with great color retention.

I am looking for advice on other single or semi-double roses that I could grow which would be good for pressing for notecards etc. Any suggestions? Thanks. :0) Phyl

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annemarie
23 years ago
You have to try "Robin Hood" It's a single petal red rose that blooms all summer and well into the fall. The color is great, it stays a nice bright red and doesn't fade much over time. I 'think' I got it from Spring Hill, but I'm not certain, I've been pressing this rose for almost 15 years.

Another good one is "The Fairy" it's a pink miniature rose that blooms profusely all season, mine grows to about 3' tall with a spread of about 5'

Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of
Phyllis_Leathers
Original Author
23 years ago
AnneMarie,
Thank you SO much for the info/website is very interesting! I bookmarked many of the pages on it. :0) Phyl
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