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Hi could use some advice on these post.

3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago

@Ben, you said if I put the @ in front of a name then the post alerts the person it is intended to reach... So, does it then go just to that person or go to everyone? Do I need to include the entire handle after the @ or just the name? Just not sure how that works.

I just sent a message to Straw, and it was not a gardening thing, so I didn't want to bother others about it.

Thanks BR

Comments (11)

  • 3 years ago

    Hi @Austin when you put the @ in front the text should turn green to show that a user’s name has been properly linked. It sends an email to ONLY the person you are trying to reach. Sometimes it doesn’t work…as a long time user of Houzz, you must know things don’t always work properly here!

  • 3 years ago

    Ok thanks Ben that helps

  • 3 years ago

    Did you grow WS2000 and other successfully in Dallas? Or are you now trying due to better climate?

  • 3 years ago

    Looking for others similar to my Dark Lady

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Austin,

    I didn’t grow any of the romantic-formed reds in Dallas, but when I visited the rose gardens at Farmer’s Branch, I was always impressed by Munstead Wood. I don’t think they took the best care of their roses, so Munstead looking so good is impressive. The one thing that kept me from growing MW was that I heard it had very short vase life, but I decided to bite the bullet here in CA and just ordered him.



    I thought all their other Austin reds looked quite pitiful!\


    If you don’t require a romantic bloom form, I’m very impressed by Loves Promise. Excellent garden performance, strong fragrance, super long lasting, and the richest velvet red. Good fragrance and vase life don’t seem to come thogether , especially not for red roses, so that makes LP sort of a unicorn.

  • 3 years ago

    It is the form that adds to my love….
    Do yourself a favor Ben and stick in a Dark Lady. I know I am like a broken record on her but next year you will be thanking me. Not a single feature of Mun Wood that Dark L doesn’t do better. I PROMISE! Smell, size, bloom frequency, bloom color retention, vase life, cane strength, health. I grew several plants of both. Oh DL blooms continually in semishade, only rose I had that would and I tried all the shade tolerant varieties. Look at my Coral Bells planted around her and even hosta behind.
    Straw has a large OR. I did not have success with OR but she swears it is great.

    However, Mun Wood gives that black red and if you want that then Mun your guy. Smaller flowers on Mun always, spring and summer. Mun did keep color in Dallas heat.

    Ok sorry last ad campaign I will give you😎❤️

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Ok, Austin, I’ll get a Dark Lady! Not sure which lady is being referenced for this rose, but I always think of Cher!

  • 3 years ago

    I'm going to get a The Dark Lady too, if I ever find one. Straw has convinced me, and now you, Austin, have cemented this. :)

  • 3 years ago

    Comtesse - I didn't know that...very mysterious!

  • 3 years ago

    Way to go Ben and Rose! I only stressed so strongly because I know from reading about other roses you like (Ben and Rose) that the Lady will surprise and delight you. She may not be your favorite as she is mine (we all like different roses for that position) but I KNOW she will reward you with huge, continual, sweet smelling blooms and someday I will get a thank you here💕💕😍
    Bring her blooms inside they last forever in clean water. Guest always comment on her fragrance when placed by the guest room bed.