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souvenir de la malmaison

15 years ago

This rose looks so good for my location and I hear good things about it. I was wondering if anybody knew a good place to get it? I live in North Central Florida, just south of Gainesville.

I have been rooting fortuniana cuttings in the hopes that I can come across a good, non patented variety to graft to them, and I was excited about souvenir de la malmaison since it seems to be disease resistant, good ground cover, and fragrant.

Thoughts?

Thanks :)

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txaggiegirl
15 years ago
I have both the shrub and the climbing plants of Souvenir de la Malaison...I have never thought of it as a groundcover, but certainly could be...
judderwocky
Original Author
15 years ago
I just want something I can do in a mass planting that will be about 2-3 feet off the ground...i almost went with knockouts... but they always seem so leggy and i honestly just don't like the blooms that much (please don't hate)...

where did you get yours? do you know a good virus free nursery I can order from?
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saldut
15 years ago
You have 2 very good Nurseries very near you.... Rose Petals, and Angel Gardens.... they both carry Souv. de la Mal. and specialize in OGRs.....sally

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