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'Rosa odorata var. pseudindica Rehder' rose Reviews & Comments
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20 MAY 20 by
Arturo Tarak
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Hello everyone, I've got a huge FdY growing against a north facing wall ( that is the warm side here in the SH.) Its own root amd basically very healthy with canes that grow beyond a first floor balcony eave. However no blooms after second year of extraordinary growth. Does it need pruning severely to get itself to bloom? If so, with which criterion?.TiA.Arturo
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20 NOV 19 by
 Margaret Furness
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Does it sucker when grown on its own roots?
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11 APR 20 by
Tearose
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#2 of 2 posted
12 APR 20 by
Margaret Furness
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Thank you - I'll try striking it from cuttings then.
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14 JUL 17 by
BarbaraG SE Virginia
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This rose should come with a warning label; I became entangled while mowing and was able to escape only with great difficulty. Don't even think about training it; the wood is very heavy and stiff and the thorns are evil.
I planted this in a rather dry area on a six foot panel fence in north Texas (Dallas area) and the first season it covered 25 feet (3 panels). I might go back to visit it but I surely would not admit to any of the 3 neighbors who may have had a close encounter that I was the guilty party.
A rose for a country estate, NOT the suburbs.
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#1 of 3 posted
14 JUL 17 by
Andrew from Dolton
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or Sleeping Beauty's castle.
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15 JUL 17 by
Patricia Routley
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or as a ladder for the climbing beans - as I once did.
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15 JUL 17 by
Margaret Furness
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See my comment of 22/6/08!
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29 FEB 16 by
AnitaSacramento
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Does Countryside Roses still exist as a nursery? It is listed as a source for many roses but its website appears to have been hacked, their number is disconnected and they have had no reviews in Dave's Garden since 2010.
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