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Initial post 23 AUG 10 by Harry Potter
[Northern Italy - observations covering Autumn 2009 to Summer 2010]

After it took its time to establish its roots, in spring I saw some blooming from this tiny rose, only to be disappointed a little later, as it took a bout of blackspot. I sprayed it a couple times, and removed all the sick leaves, taking care to spray the dirt around the plant also, to prevent spores from re-infecting the plant, but to no avail, as the rose had a second bout just after it renewed all the missing leaves.

I have to stress that the rose is placed in a place with good air ventilation and full sun, (exposure South) so I expect fungal deseases to have very little chance to develop. This was the first (and so far the only) rose to get blackspot in this location of mine, amongst a group of eight different plants, so I'm a little disappointed, and I'm moving it to a different place next season.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 24 AUG 10 by HMF Admin
Thanks for sharing your experience.
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Initial post 22 SEP 09 by frosch
I have planted this rose this year. Yes the blooms are beautyful, but they seem to last only one day. Perhaps my soil is missing something? Is this normal?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 8 AUG 10 by Harry Potter
I have the same issue with mine, planted Oct-2009... beautiful flowers in color and perfume, but sometimes they last from dawn to dusk at the most...
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