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26 AUG 05 by
Laurie
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I would love to hear how this one is doing as far as disease resistance.
Laurie
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I ordered Star of the Nile on it's own roots. It died the first year I had it.
Arianne
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19 JUN 07 by
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It has been above average for disease resistance in the Upper South.
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I have been looking for 'Palace Roses' for a year since I first bought 2 of them in my local food market. I understand they were bred by Poulsen. If anyone knows where I might obtain these roses, please email me.
Arianne377@yahoo.com
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22 SEP 05 by
Wendy C
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If you do a name search, like "Pearl Palace" the rose will come up. click on the name then in the header bar look for 'Available at'.
Regan Nursery is showing as a mail order source of Pearl Palace.
Great Lake Roses is showing as a mail order source for Romantic Palace.
To look for the others do a name search chose 'contains' enter Palace. All the roses with Palace in the name will appear. You'll find the entire series this way. So far as I can tell the Palace series has a circled R at the end of each name.
You may have to look to multiple sources to aquire the varieties you want.
Good Luck
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Thank you very much. This will be of great help I'm sure.
Arianne
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This article was just delightful. It should certainly play well for every rose enthusiast. I can well relate to the passion and obsession that overtakes a rose-a-holic once the rose bug bites. The author shared with us all the satisfaction derived from so noble a pursuit of the perfect rose.
Arianne
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