'R. multiflora roseiflora' rose Reviews & Comments
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15 MAY 21 by
 pkalisz
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This is my earliest blooming rose in Zone 6b in the Eden Hills of Kentucky. The plant is 5 years old and extends above the top of an 8-foot trellis and has a spread of about 20 feet. It is extremely floriferous, fragrant (esp. briefly in the morning), thorny and vigorous. The bees love the flowers.
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#1 of 3 posted
20 MAY 21 by
Palustris
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I've always been interested in this rose since Jackson T. Dawson was the first superintendent of the Arnold Arboretum. Please post a photo under 'Dawson' that shows the rose without the bee and let us know where you purchased the rose and the date it flowers in your zone..
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#2 of 3 posted
22 MAY 21 by
Patricia Routley
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Member pkalisz has now uploaded good photos of their ‘Dawson’. What do you think of them Palustris?
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#3 of 3 posted
23 MAY 21 by
Palustris
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Wow! What a fantastic rose! Those are great photos of a rare rose from Rogue Valley Roses. Thank you pkalisz: I'm inspired to find this rose.
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30 MAR 06 by
gypsysoul
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deleted comment, was posted to wrong rose.
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