Orange and Coral roses
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Comments (10)Westerland seems to fit your requirements! It's described as a "shrub/climber" although mine grows as a tall, upright shrub to about 5' (I trim it quite heavily in the spring so it would grow taller if I let it). It stays upright - the canes are not lax at all. The flowers are large, double and bright apricot/orange - very eye-catching. It doesn't seem to be bothered by any disease problems here and blackspot is a big problem here where it's hot and humid. It's listed as being hardy to zone 5. Incredibly, I don't have a picture of it but you can look it up on Helpmefind. I also have Easy Living, which I like very much although mine is a small shrub. Heaven on Earth is a shrub that produces beautiful huge pastel apricot blooms. Perhaps my favorite in an orange/apricot color is Pat Austin, which does very well here....See MoreFragrant orange/salmon/coral varieties?
Comments (18)I must have a half dozen H. Desire as mislables. Yesterday I cut back (my way) about 40 bulbs...and I hope to do about the same number today. Hard on the back! Bought extra large bottles of 70% rubbing alcohol for dipping the knife in. Hope to get the GH up this weekend. We are supposed to be in high 30s mid next week. K...See Morephalaeonopsis orchid mtps pretrade
Comments (1)You guys need to talk to Laura and find out about the program we use for the ETPS to arrange trades. It's an awesome program, makes keeping up with trades a breeze, and eliminates trading posts on the Tennessee Discussion Forum....See MoreBright Orange Red. Would Coral Drift Work Here?
Comments (18)I am not sure how they will respond to afternoon sun. The 5-6 hours should be enough for any rose, but not getting sun earlier would mean staying wet longer and that could impact they blackspot resistance. Most of my drifts get sun after 10 am all day and the one I have in 4 hours of sun get morning sun so their leaves dry early. Roses seem to prefer those 6 hours of sun early here. I have a climbing iceberg in 3-4 hours of morning sun and she does not defoliate without spray while another with afternoon sun does. All you can do is try it and see how it goes. Drifts are known for their resilience....See MoreHighDesert Z 7a
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