'ZUBlou' rose reviews and comments

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'ZUBlou' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 156-257 most recent 14 DEC 23 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 14 DEC 23 by Rosebev

What is the mature size (height and width) of this shrub? Also, does it perform better (e.g. colours don’t fade) if planted in part shade like R. Glauca? Thanks!	REPLY

Discussion id : 81-509 most recent 7 NOV 14 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 7 NOV 14 by HMF supporting member

North Houston Roses

Available from - Old Market Farm http://www.oldmarketfarm.com/	REPLY

Discussion id : 77-740 most recent 21 APR 14 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 21 APR 14 by Paul G. Olsen

From the book Right Rose, Right Place by Peter Schneider. "The most interesting hybrid I have grown is the Canadian 'Louis Riel' (Zubrowski, 1996), which carries R. glauca's distinctive gray foliage into a more upright plant with single-petaled white blooms that recur throughout the summer." In fact, the shrub is less upright (and more prickly) than Rosa glauca and it only flowers once.	REPLY

Discussion id : 26-189 most recent 9 MAY 08 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 9 MAY 08 by Unregistered Guest

'Louis Riel' has 1 1/4 inch diameter flowers that are very light pink that fade quickly to white. The shrub is much more thornier than Rosa glauca. Foliage is similar in appearance to Rosa glauca and the contrast of its purple-red color and white flowers is very attractive. Hips are rarely produced. When the flowers are finished blooming, the shrub is valuable (especially in very cold climates) for providing a contrasting purple color to shrubs having green foliage that are grown in the landscape.