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Did you grow this in Moscow? Impressive!
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#1 of 4 posted
12 DEC 15 by
Elen
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Thank you. Winter in Moscow are not as cold now as before. In addition , preparing to frost , I bend down my roses to the ground and cover them with a special synthetic material, using metal arc frame .
I bought this rose by mistake, thinking it hybrid tea , but now does not regret it . Now I have also Crepuscule.
I like exotic delicacy of Chinese roses, as, probably, and you.
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Yes, I grow many Tea and China roses; but my garden gets only a few frosts and no snow, and the temperature this week (summer) will reach 42 C!
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#3 of 4 posted
13 DEC 15 by
 Jay-Jay
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Indeed impressive.... I grew Crépuscule too, but it died in the winter of 2012, when the bare frost came suddenly and unexpected after a very warm start of the winter.
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#4 of 4 posted
13 DEC 15 by
Elen
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Of course, to grow roses in our climate zone - it is always a risk. But under the mandatory temporary shelter ( and a layer of snow on it) roses overwinter well.
In the summer we have not so hot. That's just the rain and the snow became less so sorry .
I hope the weather will allow us to continue to grow all of our favorite roses.
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Thank You for taking photos of the whole rose-plants too and uploading them to HMF!
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