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Upload two identical photos of Mardi Gras, Floribunda. How do I delete one?? Thanks
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Display the full size photo and you'll find you have an EDIT / DELETE button if it's your photo.
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Thank you, that was easy.
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Roselady44
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PhotoDiscussion id : 21-387
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15 SEP 07 by
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This is not the Kordes florist rose Aloha, which is yellow with reddish margins. This very nice photo is more likely the excellent climber, Aloha bred by Gene Boerner in 1949.
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Thanks, I did not know there were 2 Aloha's.
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Now there's a rose !
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Yes, this rose was so big on this pretty arbor!!!!! I was on a "Estate Rose Tour" up on Long Island back on June 30th, this year. A very memorable rose tour.
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Roselady44
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This rose was on a beautiful Estate up on Long Island, New York. Everyone commented just how big and beautiful this rose looked!!!! I believe there were two plants growing on this arbor. Regards, Roselady44
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5 JUN 07 by
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To what zone is Ivory Carpet/Wilivory hardy?
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It is classed as a shrub, bred in USA by J. Benjamin Williams. Height 10 to 12 inches. Sorry, but there is no growing Zone listed. I am in Zone 6b and it does wonderful. A wonderful shrub with thousands of blooms.
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5 JUN 07 by
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Thanks for the info! I'm in zone 4 and just took a chance on 5 of these as they were on sale for $1.74 each, so if they can't hack the Wisconsin winter, I won't have lost much on them.
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