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'Sue Hipken' rose Reviews & Comments
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14 days ago by
Scar
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This rose in coastal 10b is covered in rust no matter what I do. Always removing leaves and I’m not sure why it’s rated excellent in diseases. I can’t be the only one. I’ve had it 2 years so maybe age but it’s not letting up
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7 APR 23 by
 Seaside Rooftop
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I love this rose. She is absolutely flawless here in z11 in her second year.
Dark, glossy foliage, vigorous and healthy. The blooms are among the most beautiful I've ever seen, with delightful fragrance.
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7 APR 23 by
Robert Neil Rippetoe
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Congrats! I'm a big fan of Harkness roses in general.
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18 APR 14 by
Michael Garhart
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Ive had this rose for about 5 years now, and Ive never concluded much about it. I neither like or dislike it.
Pros: It blooms a lot, it is space-efficient, it smells nice, and its easy to keep around.
Cons: It weeps in heat, its form is inconsistent, and it really does not stand out.
If I had the choice of buying it again, I would skip out, but I would buy it if I liked this color type. So it may be for someone else.
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2 SEP 22 by
peterdewolf
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Thanks for the review. On a Russian YouTube channel this jumps out with form and colour and really caught my eye. I wonder is it very climate/location fussy ?
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14 OCT 07 by
Judith C.
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Also available from Roseraie Laperriere, France.
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