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sutekesh 
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This rose is susceptible for Pseudoperonospora sparsa, or false mildew.
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#2 of 4 posted
7 APR 16 by
sutekesh
Jay-Jay is referring to downy mildew see http://www.rose.org/rose-care-articles/downy-mildew/
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#3 of 4 posted
7 APR 16 by
Jay-Jay
You're right Sutekesh, I chose to use the Latin name, for else I only could translate the Dutch "Valse Meeldauw"; to False Mildew", but it of-course is Downy Mildew! Stems get purplish-blueish spots, that expand and the next year those canes/stems die. The leafs get at the underside a grayish layer, the leaves rot or dry depending the weather and fall off!
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#4 of 4 posted
7 DEC 23 by
MKGarden
Thanks, Jay Jay for posting your opinion. It’s nice to see a review by a friendly face. Keep up the amazing job you’re doing on YouTube! I’m a huge fan!
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#5 of 4 posted
7 DEC 23 by
Jay-Jay
Best MKGarden, You're welcome,
Which job on YouTube? I'm not aware of doing anything on YouTube. That has to be a mix-up.
Best regards, Jay-Jay.
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How is your hybridizing coming along?
Do you have any pictures to post?
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#1 of 1 posted
4 DEC 21 by
sutekesh
Hi Steve, still at it and coming along slowly. Some of my roses are already available commercially and a couple of are being tested. Thank you for asking. I post photos under my member name sutekesh.
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Will apparently be available in Europe from Sping 2021 under the name LYON LUMIERES®
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Hi all,
I really liked Livin Easy BUT had to shovel prune because of bad blackspot in our no spray garden! LE got through our winters fine, grew fast, and LE bloomed well with 3+" bloom size...
LOCATION: CENTRAL PA....
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#1 of 11 posted
5 SEP 13 by
Jay-Jay
The same over here and it got weaker every year and died.
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#2 of 11 posted
9 MAY 15 by
Shredder
It had blackspot in my garden as well. It died last year after a very, very cold winter in zone 6/5.
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#3 of 11 posted
9 MAY 15 by
Jay-Jay
The final blow indeed came from a very cold winter too over here.
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#4 of 11 posted
2 JUN 15 by
sutekesh
This is the third season in my garden, Zone 6b Switzerland and already showing signs of black spot - again!! I am going to make a habit of reading the member comments and not just the main page in future.
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#5 of 11 posted
2 JUN 15 by
Jay-Jay
A very good intention! Sometimes ratings are a hint too.
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#6 of 11 posted
2 JUN 15 by
Jay-Jay
So the statement in the description, that this rose is "very blackspot-resistent", can be referred to the garbage bin... or to the land of the fairy-tales.
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Binned. Thanks Jay-Jay
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Did great first year, beautiful abundant roses and second year nothing.
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I have to spray fungicide on all of my Hybrid Teas and Floribunda's here in hot humid florida. I can grow old Teas, Noisettes and some shrubs here without spraying, but I will continue to spray my HT's and FL's twice a month for unique and beautiful flowers .
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#10 of 11 posted
27 FEB 20 by
HappyRose
What brand do u use of fungicide
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It depends, In the cooler months I mix Daconil and Propaconizole together in one spray tank and apply it twice a month. In warmer weather I rotate with either Immunox or Theophanate Methyl, or Propaconizole mixed with Dithane. Rotation is key so blackspot doesn't develop resistance. My spray period is March through October. If we go through a hot and dry period, I usually quit spraying for that time since the warm and dry weather naturally reduces disease. I don't spray my OGRs or Shrub roses and they do fine. This program is for picky hybrid teas, like Peace, Brandy, Papa Meilland. I can grow Mr. Lincoln or floribundas like Valentine without spraying but I love yellos and orange long stemmed HTs as well
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