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'Tiffany' rose Reviews & Comments
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25 FEB 04 by
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how hardy is this rose?
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Tiffany is a beautiful rose and extremely fragran but it is known to be not totally hardy past zone 6. Lower than that it should be very well protected.
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#2 of 4 posted
25 FEB 04 by
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I have an eight year old Tiffany, five ft. tall, no black spot, no mildew ever. Every year lots of blooms, this year at its first blooming had 52 beautiful roses, smells wonderful, continues to bloom smaller amount the entire summer.
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#3 of 4 posted
25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous-797
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Mine would grow to probably over six ft. should I let it?
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Balled badly due to a lot of rain last weeks.
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27 FEB 11 by
Danda
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The most reliable, disease free HT I've grown and I've grown MANY. Beautiful, fragrant and trouble free. I wish they were all like Tiffany! Definitely a fave!
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Thank you for sharing your experience.
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28 JUN 06 by
pam
I live in uk and would like to purchase tiffany rose can you please tell me how i can obtain one many thank pam |
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4 JUL 06 by
Julie
Pam, I also have been looking for a Tiffany Rose. I just found that Michigan Bulb has them. http://michiganbulb.com/ Julie in TX |
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For Goddess' sake, unless they've changed radically in the last year or two, don't EVER buy roses from Michigan Bulb. They're usually wimpy, half-dead bushes, and the MB folks traditionally do NOT make
it good if they send you lousy plants.
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