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'Madame Anisette ®' rose Reviews & Comments
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12 MAY 20 by
plisa
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I think this rose needs an Excellent ++. Out of about 200 Rose's, this is the only truly disease resistant rose I have. Foliage beautiful, and lush. Was an own root, that did not flower much until it hit year 3. Then flowered like it was on steroids. Plant gets very tall and needs support, mine is close 7ft. It Is surrounded with Rose's that have blackspot, not a spot on this plant. Only downside is flowers are so densely petaled that it can ball if rains continuously. Fragrance for me is moderate, soft and smells like anise. Colors start of peach, turns pink and then becomes creamy. Best rose plant I have ever had. Very happy with it
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The captions on your photos say "Sugar Moon", but you've posted them under 'Madame Anisette'. You might want to double check the photos. :)
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#2 of 4 posted
13 MAY 20 by
plisa
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Thank you! :) corrected it
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#3 of 4 posted
13 MAY 20 by
 Plazbo
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Tend to agree that the only issue for most will be the balling.
If from an area that get's extreme heat (44c/110f) the leaves will pretty much all scorch...but that temp is an extreme that the vast majority of people won't have to deal with.
Possibly also height and how it's fairly vertical/column in shape but that's nitpicky and depends on intended use.
Seedlings from it are better than average for health but often have a some spotting dependent on other parent.
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#4 of 4 posted
28 MAY 20 by
plisa
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Thank you! We can get close to 100 degrees here. But I am just so happy that it does not get any black spot. All my Rose's have black spot. I suppose balling and height is easier to put I up with as it is out weighed by vigor, continous blooming, fragrance and excellent rose form
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