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21 SEP 23 by
Chris
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with our record rain in New England this summer my Ispahan is probably 7 or 8 ft tall. Is it really Ispahan?
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It could be. Damasks can grow big, given sun and water. In my experience, they tend to spread and flop a bit,
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Available from - Edmund's Roses as Oso Happy Candy Oh!
http://www.edmundsroses.com
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We have added this synonym for the rose and also added it's availability from Edmunds.
Thank you.
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1 MAY 13 by
Chris
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Hurryup and get it! They[re discontinuing it and it's on special right now!
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#3 of 3 posted
12 MAY 23 by
zlesak
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Matt Douglas from High Country Roses thankfully is growing and selling it now.
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1 JUN 11 by
Chris
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NOT strongly scented!
If you want scent, get Blanc Double de Coubert.
It is so white it glows in the dark and has the strongest scent!
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Interesting. I found it to be medium to strong in the specimen I encountered in my local city.
I bet it's a sensitivity of individual noses and/or their ability to pick up on various compounds that make up scents.
Blanc Double de Coubert holds onto nasty old blooms
as they rot like discoloured, used tissues though...
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7 JAN 23 by
Chris
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my Blanc is dependable, not an issue with spent bloom. One of the fast cold front crashes nearly did it in a few years back. Fimbriata is part rugosa, part noisette. I don't know a lot of noisettes.
She is scentless but reliable. Its from Sequoia, that says something for Ralph Moore's nursery AND the cultivar.
I grow Snowden and that is part noisette and it did make it through the horrible gypsy moth infestation a few years back with concerted beheading of caterpillars a few years back. I can't say it has good scent but again, lacks scent despite being rugosda/noisette.
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Palatine calls this rose a climber growing 6' to 8' tall. Sounds like a shrub that can be trained as a climber in some climates.
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7 DEC 21 by
Chris
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just saw a photo of one a friend grows and heck no, it's really a climber.
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