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'KORsilan' rose Reviews & Comments
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11 MAR 12 by
Tammy-EastTN-6a
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I see that this is listed as a shrub on here, but I purchased it from Witherspoon as a rugosa...would someone be able to clarify? Thanks
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11 MAR 12 by
 RoseBlush
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Tammy............
If you check the REFERENCES on the rose page, you can see that the rose was registered as a "shrub". Since you are a premium-member of HMF, you can also click on the LINEAGE tab and check the classes of the roses used in the parentage.
Smiles,
Lyn
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#2 of 2 posted
11 MAR 12 by
Tammy-EastTN-6a
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Thanks Lyn, I always forget about the "References" tab :)
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2 JUN 11 by
AnneU
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Site everyrose.com mentioned the syn ‘Country Dream’ of ‘Palmengarten Frankfurt’. Moreover, site Rogersroses.com said that ‘County Dream’ is as well a synonym of ‘Palmengarten Frankfurt. Note that this last one is as well a Groundcover bred by Kordes.
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2 JUN 11 by
RoseBlush
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Thank you. We had both roses in the HMF database. I have merged them.
Smiles,
Lyn
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29 JUN 08 by
anonymous-137084
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I live near Chicago (zone 5), and I put in Palmengarten Frankfurt three years ago. It has proved hardy without winter protection, and is 99% blackspot free, despite an overhead automatic watering system and only about five hours of full sun a day. It was somewhat slow to get established but is now quite beautiful. It is one of my last roses to bloom, beginning at the end of June, but its combination of good looks and disease resistance make up for the shorter season. I am delighted to have it.
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8 FEB 09 by
ZZsPetals
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Hi, thanks for your review of Palmengarten Frankfurt. I was wondering if you thought this would make a decent container plant? I understand this grows only 2-3' tall but what's been your experience? Thanks
Dee
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#2 of 2 posted
9 FEB 09 by
anonymous-137084
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Hi Dee,
the height is indeed only 2-3 ft., but it takes awhile to establish properly -- two or three years. So unless you live in a climate where it can winter over, I'm not sure it will reach its full glory as a container plant. Good luck!
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