'Pallida' rose Reviews & Comments
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Available from - The Rose Man Nursery & Emporium
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I think that diversifolia cannot be considered as a synonym of 'Old Blush'. Rosa diversifolia is the nome of a Chinese rose given and described by Ventenat in 1800 published with a drowing made by Redouté. This rose has 5 crimson petals, so it is not 'Old Blush'.
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I have 3 of these and I live in zone 5b 1 baby own root I planted the spring of '05 and it made it through last winter and the other two I rooted last fall so actually they made it through my winter...I would say they are hardy to at least zone 6a since I'm only about 50 miles from the zone 5b/6a boarder...they aren't sheltered either...:-) This little rose blooms it's head off...:-) |
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Initial post 25 FEB 04 by Unregistered Guest
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How far apart should I plant old blush roses?
What are the thorns like?
What shape do they grow in (bushy, tall, ect.ect.)?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 25 FEB 04 by Unregistered Guest
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If you want a hedge, plant three feet apart. Old Blush grows to about 5 feet tall and nearly 5 feet wide as well with full foliage. It's almost completely thornless.
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