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Henrik (Sweden, USDA 4-5)

10 years ago

Just a few photos from this week...

Blanche de Castille (aka Pure Perfume, Zary/Jackson & Perkins 2004)

Lamartine à Tresserve (Dominique Massad 2015)

Maid Marion (Austin 2010)

Nicolas Hulot (Alan Meilland 2004)

Tahitian Sunset (Zary/Jackson & Perkins 2006)

Susanna Tamaro (Enrico Barni 2007)

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Henrik (Sweden, USDA 4-5)
Original Author

10 years ago

Thanks for the comments!

Lisa: I have plenty of not-so-perfect roses as well, believe me...

Ann: Pure Perfume has strong citrus (grapefruit) fragrance. Mine is in it's second season and I'm very pleased with it so far but I grow mine in a pot and move it under roof when it rains (many white roses are not very rain tolerant). It is very mildew resistant (the most common disease for me, especially with roses in pots).

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Lisa Adams
10 years ago
Beautiful as always. All of your roses always look so perfect, not a blemish to be seen anywhere. Oh those Massad roses!
Sara-Ann Z6B OK
10 years ago
They're so lovely! Especially fond of Lamartine a Tresserve and Susanna Tamaro.
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Ann9BNCalif
10 years ago
Love your Pure Perfume! I saw this rose on a garden tour and have been thinking about getting it. I loved the form but don't remember the fragrance. How is the fragrance for you, given its name?

I just planted Tahitian Sunset this year and hope mine grows up to look as perfect as yours!

Ann
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
10 years ago
Picture perfect. I love Lamartine. Judy
modestgoddess z6 OH
10 years ago
I really like the Susanna and Pure perfume roses
jim1961 Central Pennsylvania Zone 6a
10 years ago
Fantastic!
User
10 years ago
Lovely assortment and beautiful presentation. The most likely to come home with me would be 'Susanna Tamaro'. A weakness for salmon-pinks.
bethnorcal9
10 years ago
Mmmmm...they're all yummy!!
Dianne C.
10 years ago
So beautiful!!

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