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'Long John Silver' rose Reviews & Comments
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30 JUN 15 by
Hovman
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I have both Baltimore belle and Long John Silver planted , Baltimore Belle is more generous in its bloom quantity and blooms earlier , Long John Silver blooms later than most roses , its blooms are flatter, it also takes a bit longer to establish.
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I don't (yet) grow Baltimore Belle so I can't compare it with Long John Silver. My plant of LJS is quite floriferous and continues to produce wonderful clusters of up to eight 'blooms' - four open and four fat buds - in my Oxfordshire garden - and it's a damp late October. It's beautiful, slightly ribbed foliage look really healthy, too. The fact that it is late blooming seems to me a great advantage.
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Pirate, personnage de fiction de l’Ile au Trésor de Stevenson.
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2 JUL 18 by
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Long John Silver is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the novel Treasure Island (1883) by Robert Louis Stevenson
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Available from - Rogue Valley Roses
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