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    'Forstmeisters Heim' rose Reviews & Comments
    most recent 2 JAN 22  
    RoseForstmeisters Heim
    Initial post 2 JAN 22 by eihblin
    Is this rose once-blooming or does it repeat? Also, how does it do in a warm climate? I live in Italy; heat and drought are our problems, not cold.
    most recent 10 DEC 14  
    RoseForstmeisters Heim
    Initial post 10 DEC 14 by flodur
    The correct spelling is 'Forstmeisters Heim' - Geschwind was german speaking - not 'Forstmeister's Heim'.
    Reply #1 posted 10 DEC 14 by HMF Admin
    Thank you.
    most recent 8 FEB 13  
    RoseForstmeisters Heim
    Initial post 5 JAN 11 by Vladimír Ježovič
    Armed with thorns, climbing. Dense foliage. - roses have prickles not thorns

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    Data received from Erich Unmuth of Venna Austria. from the ... - correct is Vienna
    Reply #1 posted 16 MAR 11 by Chris
    how do you like this rose?
    is it more of a setigera or more of a bourbon as the description says? chris in ct. usa.
    Reply #2 posted 7 NOV 11 by Vladimír Ježovič
    Hello Chris,
    As I remember, here it´s good shrub rose, with flowers as a bourbon and habitus and foliage like setigera.
    Although some sources says it´s a hybrid between a Bourbon and an Alpine rose!
    Regards from Zvolen, Slovakia. Vlado
    Reply #3 posted 7 FEB 13 by Chris
    Vladimir,

    Do you thin it will prosper in zone 5A?

    krystyna
    Reply #4 posted 8 FEB 13 by Vladimír Ježovič
    I think so; help good snow cover in winter. Vladimir
    most recent 11 DEC 12  
    RoseForstmeisters Heim
    Initial post 11 DEC 12 by Rosenfee
    not to a colleague of Geschwind!. Geschwind was Forester and "Heim" means his home = house
    Greetings Rosenfee
    Reply #1 posted 11 DEC 12 by jedmar
    As is clearly stated in the reference from "Rosenzeitung" of 1900. The incorrect note is deleted, thank you!