Teas and China roses that I have grown

Brandon Garner

last year

A video and my thoughts on some of the Teas and China roses that I have grown
https://youtu.be/5_52LARHPas

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Sheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
last year
I love these.
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Karen Service
last year
Brandon, I am so glad you shared this with us. I see photos of some of these from time to time but I suspect that many are "glamour shots" that do little to reflect the reality of that rose growing in most gardens. This video does so much more to inform someone on size, shape and style of growth. BTW there are roses on your video that I never wanted to try based on a photo of a single bloom in a catalog. Your video showed the rose to be different than I thought and might be something I'd want to try.

You've lived and gardened in so many different places! Is there a tea or China that you would recommend for each of these?
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Brandon Garner
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last year
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@Karen Service for the China roses I am partial to Old Blush. For the Teas I am partial to Licorice Tea, but since that isn't easy to get a hold of, I also really like Monsieur Tillier
Meghan (southern VT, 5b)
last year
Super interestinf your M Tillier is surviving in 5b/6a. Thanks for taking the risk!
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