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'Prairie Princess' rose Reviews & Comments
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7 MAY by
Robert Neil Rippetoe
Website for Hardy Roses no longer seems viable.
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8 MAY by
jedmar
The address of Hardy Roses was the same as Heirloom Roses. Listings merged, thank you!
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13 AUG 14 by
Rob Byrnes
How does PP respond to pruning back mid season?
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26 NOV 13 by
Paul G. Olsen
An underrated rose cultivar for a Zone 3 climate and it can even survive (crown hardy) in a Zone 2 one for many years. Although it's similar in appearance to 'Morden Centennial' (it's one its parents), the flowers of this cultivar aren't as double but repeat better, and bloom well into fall. Because the shrub can get quite tall (2 metres in a Zone 3 climate), it's suitable as a Pillar rose grown against a wall of a house or a fence. The shrub is very attractive in late summer and early fall with its combination of bright pink flowers and orange-red hips.
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6 FEB 13 by
Patricia Routley
The date of 1972 could be put back to <1967, according to the 1972 reference?
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6 FEB 13 by
jedmar
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