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'Tradescant' rose Reviews & Comments
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Available from - Chamblee's Rose Nursery
www.chambleeroses.com
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I'm sure that y'all have already noticed what a novice like myself (2 year roser) has noticed. That roses, not only grow differently, but are different colors in different climates. I am a person that really likes to know what the color of the rose will be in MY climate.
Is there a way that you could post the city or area of the country or countries (e.g. Northern Cal.) alongside the photo? This would really be a great addition.
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Andrea Koppel
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Syn.'Ausdir'
Rosa Inglese a cespuglio o rampicante, Gruppo Rosa Antica Ibrida, a portamento elegante e arcuato; spine quasi assenti. Foglie sm/lucide, verde scuro. Fiori md/grandi, cremisi, quasi vino/porpora, forma old-fashioned, singoli o in mazzi. Ricco e forte profumo di Rosa Antica. Rifiorente, rustica e md/resistente malattie. H.90/250cm L.75/200cm.
(ROSACEAE) (David C.H.Austin, David Austin Roses Ltd., UK, 1993)
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My Tradescant has very long arms, seems like it would be happier if were planted leaning against a fence. I thought it was supposed to be shrubby and upright. Can you tell me about the growth habit of your Tradescant? I think I have mine growing on the wrong place. thanks for your help.
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