'Well-Being' rose reviews and comments

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'Well-Being' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 11-176 most recent 10 MAY 20 SHOW ALL

Initial post 9 FEB 06 by Unregistered Guest

Reply #1 of 1 posted 10 MAY 20 by HMF supporting member

newtie

I'm in 8b 60 mi north of the the U.S. gulf coast. Summers are worse than hell - hot and very humid. It is outstandingly healthy here. Gets 5 ft high and 6 ft wide in about 8 years.	REPLY

Discussion id : 112-653 most recent 16 AUG 18 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 16 AUG 18 by bumblekim

I've kept this rose, on its own root (a piece from Linda's Longago Roses), in my special area in my zone 5 garden alive for 2 winters now. I use a combination of lawn clippings, weeds, and fallen leaves and just pile them up, sometimes I use a few branches if it's windy to weight down the mulch. It will usually have about 6" of mulch piled up. Enough crown and stem survives to live and produce a few beautiful salmon pink-fade-yellow flowers that smell like peach iced tea when it's cooler out (the 70's). I also have Duchesse de Brabant in the same conditions that has made it through 4 rough winters so far.