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'Madame Antoine Mari' rose Reviews & Comments
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It might be helpful if you revised your dimensions. My best plant of 'Mme. Antoine Mari' is 4' x 7', and I'm sure many warm climate gardeners have plants equally large. Better to give no size estimates at all than misleading ones.
I totally agree with all the positive comments about this marvelous rose.
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Among other characteristics, a plant's size can vary greatly and that's exactly where HelpMeFind comes in.
HMF is all about collecting and organizing the experience and insight of gardeners around the world. Your post is ideal - you give specifics about how this rose grows for you and when a site guest clicks on your member nickname they can learn more about your garden to help put your observations into climate and geographic perspective.
It is particularly helpful when, as in your case, someone's experience differs significantly from published resources.
Thanks !
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6 NOV 09 by
 jedmar
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If I could have only one Tea, this would be it. Very floriferous, perfect blooms! Our 3-year old plant is now 90cm high and 1,1m wide.
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This rose is just as beautiful as a hybrid tea or floribunda. In warmer areas like mine, it blooms year round, and this rose outblooms the HT and floribunda's that I have. It is drought tolerant and disease resistant. I love how beautiful the blooms look when I cut them and put them in a vase. Why would I want to waste my money buying another modern rose when I can have this one!!! This is a superior rose!
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Thanks for your post.
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This variety looks to be identical to what is being circulated as 'Madame Camille'.
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