New Rose !!!
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by rainie on October 24, 2006 06:46 AM
Sounds pretty - you'll have to post a pic - it's soo cold here in Ohio, I bought a really cool anenome hybrid bush that I put in a 3 foot concrete planter just last night - keeping my fingers crossed, it was $21 on sale - simply beautiful white flowers for the fall.
by Deborah L. on October 24, 2006 07:50 AM
Thanks, Rainie ! The anemone sounds gorgeous !
How cold is it there and are you close to Arcanum?
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How cold is it there and are you close to Arcanum?
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by sibyl on October 24, 2006 10:54 AM
a new rose!its always exciting to get a new rose!
youll have to post a pic,
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youll have to post a pic,
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by Deborah L. on October 24, 2006 11:32 AM
No digital cam ! Argh !
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by sibyl on October 26, 2006 03:17 AM
i know how frustrating that is! i need to invest in a dig-camra too.
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by TulsaRose on October 26, 2006 03:34 AM
Deb, your new Rose sounds gorgeous. I tried to find it through a Google search but came up empty. Is it a Floribunda, Tea or ???
I hope you ladies are able to acquire Digital cameras soon as you don't know how much fun you're missing out on.![[Wink]](im/wink.gif)
Maybe Santa will be good to you this year.
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Rosie z7a
I hope you ladies are able to acquire Digital cameras soon as you don't know how much fun you're missing out on.
Maybe Santa will be good to you this year.* * * *
Rosie z7a
by Deborah L. on October 26, 2006 07:06 AM
It's a tea ! ![[flower]](im/graemlins/flower.gif)
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by TulsaRose on October 26, 2006 07:13 AM
WooHoo...I found it at Horsford Nursery. Looks like a beautiful choice and should do well in the ceramic pot.
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Rosie z7a
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Rosie z7a
by Deborah L. on October 26, 2006 07:41 AM
Thanks ! I just looked at it.
And now here's a DUH... on me - I was trying to describe the color of the rose, and today noticed that the color of the rose in my name box is exactly the color of this rose !
(What do we call the name box?)
Also, I wonder why the website doesn't say if the Shenandoah is a tea, shrub, landscape, etc. ?
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And now here's a DUH... on me - I was trying to describe the color of the rose, and today noticed that the color of the rose in my name box is exactly the color of this rose !
(What do we call the name box?)
Also, I wonder why the website doesn't say if the Shenandoah is a tea, shrub, landscape, etc. ?
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by PartyGirl on October 26, 2006 04:00 PM
Deborah,
I got curious on this one because it didn't look like any tea rose I've seen. It looks like a floribunda (based on the text below which I forgot to get the URL, but I googled "National Parks Rose Collection") but that doesn't make sense to me...They are bred for cold hardiness in Denmark, but you're in So Cal!
The National Park Rose Collection®
A fine collection of Floribunda roses which where introduced and recently released by Poulsen rose breeders of Denmark. Selected for their cold hardiness, minimal care requirements and superior disease resistance.
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PG
I got curious on this one because it didn't look like any tea rose I've seen. It looks like a floribunda (based on the text below which I forgot to get the URL, but I googled "National Parks Rose Collection") but that doesn't make sense to me...They are bred for cold hardiness in Denmark, but you're in So Cal!
The National Park Rose Collection®
A fine collection of Floribunda roses which where introduced and recently released by Poulsen rose breeders of Denmark. Selected for their cold hardiness, minimal care requirements and superior disease resistance.
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PG
by TulsaRose on October 26, 2006 04:39 PM
Well, Deb, this gets curiouser and curiouser. ![[Big Grin]](im/biggrin.gif)
According to this website, Ruth's Garden Shop, the Shenandoah is a Floribunda and a bright salmon color. The Rose in your "signature button" is definitely red.
Having been bred for "cold hardiness" is a plus for our gardening friends in colder climates.
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Rosie z7a
According to this website, Ruth's Garden Shop, the Shenandoah is a Floribunda and a bright salmon color. The Rose in your "signature button" is definitely red.Having been bred for "cold hardiness" is a plus for our gardening friends in colder climates.
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Rosie z7a
by Deborah L. on October 30, 2006 01:27 PM
Maybe the color I'm trying to describe is professionally described as bright salmon.
It's the same color as my button though, that orangey gold red plus a touch of fuchsia.
A beautiful color.
It's NOT a floribunda though the flower is at the top of the plant as the site says.
The one flower it has since I bought it, is still on it, and not even browned at the edges. I have never seen a rose last so long and still be flawless !!!! WHAT A FIND !
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It's the same color as my button though, that orangey gold red plus a touch of fuchsia.
A beautiful color.
It's NOT a floribunda though the flower is at the top of the plant as the site says.
The one flower it has since I bought it, is still on it, and not even browned at the edges. I have never seen a rose last so long and still be flawless !!!! WHAT A FIND !
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It's called Shenandoah - a clear, beautiful red as I've never seen before. A soft red but not pinkish.
I'm planting it in a huge sage green ceramic pot.
The red is so different, almost gold red, hard to describe, not muddy at all, very clear and soft.
I'm pretty much jumping with happiness !
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