Large, Disease-Free Climber with Good Repeat for Nashville
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Thornless , disease free red climber that blooms long ?
Comments (7)I have had eglantyne, winchester white from DA....they all got BS and mildew in my area , but molineaux did not get any disease! So I guess i am in a disease prone area . I have narrowed down to Victorian beauty/isabella skinner since it blooms long , no disease or thorns. OR RdV - But this doesnt get too high my porch has a 12 ft pillar , not long bloom time too...So I am still debating between the 2 ! Both are awesome colors. My porch gets good direct sun till 12:30 and bright reflected sun after that (east facing) Does it matter where I get these from within USA? Will they all be the same strain? Thanks much all of you :)...See MoreA climber that repeats flowering in all 4 seasons
Comments (41)Yes, ADK=Adirondack. :-) Just went to visited 2 local nurseries on my scooter, but they don't sell roses. There is another nursery 10 miles away, it might have roses. I will check it out later by car, didn't bring my big bike, riding a little 50cc Honda Ruckus, top speed 42 mph, can only carry 1 rose (potted). :-) It's pretty cold at night and morning, now warmed up to 72. I haven't seen any roses in people's gardens here. I will post some photos of Palatine nursery next week :-) SoFL rose, thanks for the info. The shipping is not cheap, I'd wait for Palatine in Sept for bare root roses, unless I find some bargains next week at Palatine. There is a $25 charge for a certificate entering the U.S. with live plants. I will find one sooner or later., really love this rose. :-)...See MoreRepeat blooming white climber, not too big
Comments (42)I'm more worried about powdery mildew than blackspot in my area. I've tried several hybrid musks that have suffered badly with PM, so I am reluctant to try another. It looks great in your photos, though. Perhaps I can go down to the San Jose Heritage Rose garden and see how it does there. I do believe that a field trip is in order....See MoreWhere to buy Purple Skyliner in US? or repeat "Veilchenblau" climber?
Comments (21)Thank you all! Seems no hope for getting Purple Skyliner here this year! Maybe just give up, and devote the space for Veilchenbleu the purple once bloomer, and see how it goes! Hopefully no regrets! My goal is to cover two long stretch of fence in about 3-4 years. I am in NorthernCA zone 9b. The Northwest facing fence (about 50 ft horizontal) gets some afternoon sun in the summer (no sun right now in winter), then blocked by nearby trees and the shadow from the house. The row of climbers I plan to plant at the same time for this Northwest facing fence are: Mme Alfred Carriere (let it spread to the right and climb onto a nearby tree to the left) Blossomtime (let it spread left - right ) pink Veilchenblau (let it spread left - right ) summer will be green with no flower New Dawn (let it spread left - right ) light pink The Southeast facing fence (80-90ft horizontal) gets most of the morning sun, then blocked by the oak trees and the shadow from the house. The row of climbers I plan to plant at the same time for this Southeast facing fence are: Climbing Cécile Brunner (some shade from a nearby oak) light pink Peggy Martin - pink Crépuscule - Salmon yellow Climbing Westerland - apricot orange Excellenz von Schubert - carmine pink Mel's Heritage (Burling won't have it until summer time) peachy pink I know some of them get big. I think they may be smaller in the shade and hope some can climb onto the nearby trees. Please let me know if these 10 are good choices for my 9b zone. I am a new learner gardener, I studied HMF + various websites to hopefully plant the ones that are easy to maintain with good outcome. With all your rose experience, what would you do differently to reach the goal of covering "two long stretch of fence in about 3-4 years", or if there are any areas of special considerations before I place the order. Thanks a ton! Really appreciate your feedback!...See Moredianela7analabama
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