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'45-03-22' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 168-552
most recent 15 SEP HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 15 SEP by PepperReed
Does anyone grow this is Zone 6a?

Also, how thorny?

Thank you!
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Discussion id : 159-989
most recent 14 JAN HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 14 JAN by eihblin
Do any European nurseries carry this rose, or other Paul Barden ones? If so, please let me know!
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Discussion id : 136-138
most recent 13 JAN 23 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 13 JAN 23 by Lance Mellon
I am always interested in the roses that Paul Barden bred. It is so vigorous and carefree with a flexible cane so I train it the way I want to. The petals are almost quilted because it rolled back so much. The fragrance is very tea-like and sweet and a hint of fruit as an undernote. They are born on the end of a stem and in big clusters. The color is a delicious fluffy pink that reminds me of a strawberry milkshake just a little deeper than Cecile Brunner. I will definitely rank Mels much higher than Cecile. There's no trace of mildew or disease and the plant is grounded in semi-shade most of the time of the yr and total shade in the winter. Mel's a real winner in my book.
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Discussion id : 134-288
most recent 25 AUG 22 HIDE POSTS
 
Wow, this rose grows fast, at least the one I have in the sun, growing up a south facing fence. Own root.
EDIT: My favorite rose hands down. Just Beautiful and vigorous. Easy, flexible lax canes are forgiving and easy to tie up. A big thanks to Paul Barden for breeding such a wonderful "old garden" climber
EDIT2: Just Wow! Thinking of training it up onto my house roof. That would be an amazing sight.
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