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This photo does not look like any of the other ones, in shape and especially in color!
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Maybe it's Grenadier? Would be easily mistook as Grenadine in inventory.
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What a luscious color! What do you feed your roses?
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This one is still in it's 5 gal. nursery pot, no fertilizer yet. I find most Kordes roses are wonderful performers.
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#2 of 7 posted
28 SEP 13 by
roses257
I know, one of the English rosarians called Kordes roses "rudely healthy". Where did you get the rose South Africa?
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I bought it Palatine, a great vendor! My favorite Kordes is Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale, I just picked up my second one at Regans in Fremont with their fall 1/2 price sale.
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#4 of 7 posted
29 SEP 13 by
roses257
I've always wanted to go to Regans, thanks for the head's up about the sale. My favorite Kordes rose is Westerland.
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Regans always start their sale on Labor Day weekend, I called ahead to see if they had my selection in stock, paid over the phone and picked it up the next day. They had tons of roses still in stock.
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#6 of 7 posted
23 MAY 17 by
Jay-Jay
When You like Westerland that much, did You see my seedlings of it?
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#7 of 7 posted
3 JUN 17 by
roses257
Yes I saw your seedlings, they are amazing!
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Whoa! About how tall is this rose?
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If I remember right, over 6 ft., just as the registration shows/
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As own-root, Strike it Rich died to the crown in my zone 5a winter (zero canes). But it sprouted back FAST, now with buds on May 31. Any other TALL & vigorous roses like that? Those are most likely to survive zone 5a winter. Thanks for any info.
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I'm in Calif. so uneducated as to wintering over roses or making any suggestions. May I suggest asking in a rose forum, like on National Gardening Association? You can interact with other members from similar zones. https://garden.org/
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Lovely pictures of your garden Sue.
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This picture of Strike It Rich is at a public rose garden.
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Fantastic photo! In the background is ? Tell me, please. Regards, Rene
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Tea Tree, Leptospermum scoparium?
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New Zealand Tree Tree, Leptospermum scoparium 'Crimson Glory'
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#3 of 3 posted
29 APR 17 by
Rene/ R
Thanks. It's beautiful, but unfortunately not for my Zone 6a. I'll continue to admire your foto :)
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