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Thread: would you plant these?

Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago by thahalibut
or what ones might you avoid? Soaring spirits Don Juan Aloha Lamarque probably going to be planted next to 4th of July & or Rev D'or'. tia tim
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beth replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
I have SOARING SPIRITS planted next to FOURTH OF JULY, and they look great. SS can get pretty big. It's a nice healthy grower! Repeats fairly well too.

jerijen replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
'Lamarque' is a WONDERFUL rose for California gardens. Beautiful, and a generous bloomer. And tough as nails. It should be spectacular for you. It should be wonderful with either 'Fourth of July' or 'Reve d'Or.' Jeri

hoovb replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
All of those are nice. 'Lamarque' was huge here. Make sure it has room.

thahalibut replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Thanks!

berndoodle replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Aloha? Not in California. It may be wonderful where it's cold, but I find it disappointing.

wesley_butterflies replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Fun Fact: Don Juan is Americas single most sold rose when counting all cut flower shop and grocery store sales, all other red roses combined take a close second.

zyperiris replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I had a Don Juan rose..and I planted it next to a Dublin Bay..no comparison..Don Juan rules

serenasyh replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
My friend Karen just posted a very lovely photo of LaMarque...It looks so healthy and abundant! LaMarque photo Karen says LaMarque is a noisette and from what Krista and Connie have told me Noisettes are supposed to have very nice fragrance out of the antiques roses? I wonder what HoovB and Jeri think of its fragrance. It is a gorgeous lookin' rose...Can't wait to see it in your garden ...

jerijen replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Lamarque -- Like most Noisettes -- DOES have a great fragrance. Moreover, in my part of California, it's disease-free. And THAT is worth its weight in gold. Many people recommend Mme. Alfred Carriere, but we found her to suffer from just a TOUCH of mildew, most of the time. My husband's favorite Cl. Noisette is "Setzer Noisette," which is cluster-flowering, fragrant, disease-free, and ...

thahalibut replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I dont like disappointing so Aloha is off my list. That pic of LaMarque is beautiful! All this really helps me make a good decision on what to get. Thank you all very much. tim

 

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thahalibut
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-06 11:03:00)
I dont like disappointing so Aloha is off my list. That pic of LaMarque is beautiful! All this really helps me make a good decision on what to get. Thank you all very much. tim
jerijen
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-06 20:44:00)
what more can one ask for in a rose *** Well, even more history? One Ventura Co. (CA) family came here in 1869. Three brothers, they were, having spent a decade and more up in the Placerville area -- that's the heart of the Gold Rush country. Here, one settled in Camarillo (where I live). One settled in Ojai, where his descendants still run cattle on the hills, among the coastal oaks. The third built a "wedding cake" Victorian...
serenasyh
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-06 18:02:00)
Thanks so much Jeri! Tim, Jeri is also an antiques expert so wow, this is so cool to hear about LaMarque's strength, disease-free abundance and fragrance. Wow, fragrance and health, what more can one ask for in a rose!
beth
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-03 11:39:00)
I have SOARING SPIRITS planted next to FOURTH OF JULY, and they look great. SS can get pretty big. It's a nice healthy grower! Repeats fairly well too.
hoovb
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-03 13:41:00)
All of those are nice. 'Lamarque' was huge here. Make sure it has room.
zyperiris
1
user's latest post:
would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-05 10:39:00)
I had a Don Juan rose..and I planted it next to a Dublin Bay..no comparison..Don Juan rules
berndoodle
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-05 02:19:00)
Aloha? Not in California. It may be wonderful where it's cold, but I find it disappointing.
wesley_butterflies
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would you plant these?
Published (2009-11-05 02:46:00)
Fun Fact: Don Juan is Americas single most sold rose when counting all cut flower shop and grocery store sales, all other red roses combined take a close second.

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