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'Osiana ™' rose Reviews & Comments
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25 APR 24 by
plisa
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Available from - KandM
https://www.kandmroses.com/contact
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22 APR 07 by
ALETHA MITCHELL
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WHERE CAN I PURCHASE BARE ROOT OSIANA ROSE BUSHES?
THERE USED TO BE A NURSERY IN OREGON, BUT I HAVE LOST
THE WEB PAGE.
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#1 of 2 posted
10 MAY 23 by
Colblan
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Have you ever found an online store offering Osiana rose bush for sale?
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#2 of 2 posted
25 APR 24 by
plisa
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I got mine KandM roses nursery, I believe they have both own root as well grafted on fortuniana. I have the grafted version.
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11 MAR 14 by
Ariel7
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I can't find Osiana at any nursery, not even the ones which used to carry it.
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#1 of 1 posted
27 NOV 14 by
Tom Smith
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Classy Roses in Jackson, Mississippi grows their plant for sale.
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25 AUG 13 by
Kebun
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Hi all. Would anyone be able to clarify whether Osiana and Oriana are either the one and the same or completely different roses even though both are Tantau-bred roses? I have a new bare-rooted rose ready for planting labelled as Oriana yet the seller's description better fits that of Osiana. A search online has yielded inconclusive results as one German website, welt-der-rosen.de, has Oriana/Osiana listed as being the same rose with the colour being that of ivory while other websites like Thomas For Roses have Oriana listed as being a red blend with white/silver reverse with no mention of it being tied to Osiana. Hopefully some light can be shed on this.
Peter
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#1 of 3 posted
25 AUG 13 by
 Patricia Routley
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Hello Peter.
Different roses.
‘Osiana’ 1988 is a pastel creamy colour.
‘Oriana’ 1970 is a red with cream or white reverse. Thomas for Roses are correct in their description for this rose.
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#2 of 3 posted
25 AUG 13 by
Kebun
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Many thanks Patricia! Now it's just a case of waiting till flowering time to see what colour(s) the flowers turn out to be for a positive ID
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#3 of 3 posted
1 MAR 14 by
Kebun
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#4 of 3 posted
1 MAR 14 by
Patricia Routley
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Glad you sorted that one out. Looks pretty.
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