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'Queen of England' rose Reviews & Comments
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31 AUG 04 by
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is it ok to cut the dead flowers off of the bush?
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Deadheading is something you do all season to encourage new blooms, so the answer is "yes" except... when you stop deadheading as the roses move into dormancy.
Good luck with your rose
Smiles,
Lyn
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#3 of 4 posted
5 JUL 08 by
 Chris
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should i deadhead rugosas?
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#4 of 4 posted
10 JUL 08 by
Chris
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am i supposed to deadhead my rugosas,too? Scabrosa has such wonderful hips! chris
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#2 of 4 posted
16 MAY 07 by
cpowell
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Definitely if you want more flowers. You should always cut the spent blooms back to the first
leaves with 3 leaves on them.
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8 APR 08 by
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i have found alot of conflicting information on climbing Q .E .some sites say it blooms all season and others say its a once blooming rose , dose anyone know which it is ? thanks kathy
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18 MAY 07 by
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Just wondering in the winter in Minnesota how should I protect the roses?
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25 FEB 04 by
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My aunt insists that this rose can be found in white (southern california)...can anyone advise if this is true and if so where I can locate it?
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#1 of 2 posted
25 FEB 04 by
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There is a "White Queen Elizabeth" rose. Suggest you look in the rose lists in Help Me Find to find the most covenient supplier.
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#2 of 2 posted
24 APR 06 by
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Your Aunt is correct!!! There is a White Queen Liz. It is hard to find, but Regan's Roses in Fremont, CA might carry it. Just for the record, ICEBERG, 1958 is a great white rose that can also grow tall and willowy. --K haas of Silicon Valley |
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