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'Queen of Sweden' rose Reviews & Comments
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30 APR 16 by
bumblekim
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Made it through the first winter 5b near Syracuse, NY with little die-back, about 6" above the ground are regrowing matched the snow line. Is up front near the road with no other protection with a cornfield (no windbreak) to the north.
Edit: Still doing well, Aumer of 2019. Is one of the most "upright" growing, all flowers at the top of each stem. Very distinct round leaves distinguish it from Olivia Rose, etc. It has topped out at about 3.5' in height
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9 JAN 22 by
 ColleeninMhd
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I love reading this! Bought a QoS this week!
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16 MAY 18 by
Mina1962
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En la zona norte de España con clima suave y húmedo mi Queen of Sweeden es un arbusto más alto que lo que dicen en su descripcion. A veces echa varas muy largas que hay que controlar. Es muy sano y eso que aquí hay muchos hongos. La flor es mediana. Esta en su tercer año así que aún tiene que madurar pero creo que va a ser un exito. Mi suelo es muy arcilloso.
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19 JUL 15 by
Tuderte
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I tried to upload four photos to HMF. I completed all information required for each upload, added the photo etc. and then clicked on upload. The dialog box went blank and now, more than 30 minutes later, when I check HMF none of my photos were uploaded. Is there a size limit for photos that are uploaded?
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20 JUL 15 by
Patricia Routley
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I have been advised that pixel size of around 1200 by 1200 and no larger than 4 megabytes works well.
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20 JUL 15 by
Tuderte
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Many thanks Patricia for your prompt response. I subsequently had success when I uploaded a single photo of Queen of Sweden, however, I didn't re-size it to upload. in future I will know to limit the pixel size when exporting from iPhoto.
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30 JUL 12 by
StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
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Queen of Sweden is best in partial shade. It always blooms, except in hot weather above 90 F. It doesn't throw octopus canes like other Austins, but the bloom shatters and lasts one day in the vase. Regardless of what David Austin catalog says, this is NOT meant for cut-flower. The bush is low-thorn and wider-spaced than Golden Celebration. Very disease resistant, healthy foliage & compact & upright bush makes it easy to sniff the blooms, nice myrrh scent. I think of Q. of Sweden as my "smiling rose", always have a cheerful bloom. It was slow the 1st year, then always blooming the 2nd year.
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