My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
NorEast has some new Terrazza floribundas on their website, but I can't find out anything about them anywhere else online. I was wondering if anyone had tried these, and what their performance was.
I haven't checked into this but did order several of their Light of Day yellow floribundas this year. I've got four in the ground and just gave away the one I had containered. The label said it would get to be about 4ft. So far, they're still putting down roots and haven't gotten very large but they've been blooming very well. Nothing that I'd take to a rose show, but then I'm not an exhibitor, either. I'm using these as bulk bloomers in two rosebeds and it looks like they'll probably fulfill their purpose quite well. None of them have been sprayed and I'm surprised the cutter bees didn't take their foliage this spring since the leaves are quite supple and soft.
About 3 weeks ago I received 6 mini's (mini's and mini-flora's) from Nor'East. They all arrived in wonderful condition and have been doing very well since I potted them up. (I live in an apartment and all my mini's are in pots on a patio.) I was so impressed with the condition of my roses that I sent them an email - something I don't do often. I live in Dallas TX so I was concerned about getting them in the middle of the summer. I don't have room for the Terrazza Floribundas this year but they are certainly pretty.
I just got an email from noreast advising me they are strictly own root. Thanks! I may try some of these next year. Glad to see you recommend that vendor bjc320.
I have seen all of the Terrazza roses. I can't post the pictures on HMF though because they aren't listed there yet...
When the plants come in the mail they are small like the size of their regular miniatures. (Picture below shows one in a pot.) It will be a year or more before they grow into full size bushes...
I think the marketing angle is to think of them as container or patio bushes...
Nor-East no longer carry the Terrazza roses. They now have a line of Mini-Floras called My Bouquet. All pickable patio roses that do well in the ground or in a patio planter. Frank B
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