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Jennywren1066
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Hello, Jeff. I hope this finds you doing well. Would you consider at some point sharing cuttings of Kim Rupert's 'Ice Cube?" We are interested in introducing it to commerce, or at least attempting to, and your garden seems to be one of the only remaining sources. I understand from Kim (if I understood correctly) that you have been in recovery from cancer. I sincerely wish you the best, and hope that you continue to recover in good health and spirits. Of course, I do not wish for you to attempt to address my request until you are completely comfortable with it. There is no rush; this is a long term desire, and your well-being is of far more importance. Again, wishing you all the best.
Grace Underwood
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Sweetest little rose. Quite the bloom machine for me! Transplanted in the middle of summer, along with a great many other things in my garden, and it's been the star of the show. The fluffy, little candy pink blooms are always there, nice form to the bush, and quite disease resistant. Fairly new, so we'll see how it does long term, but so far it's been just lovely.
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New to me last year (2019). Not given the best start in life, but it impressed me with its vigor, health, and floriferousness. Blooms are charming in a village beauty sort of way. Much more informal and wild looking than most Austins. Wintered well in zone 6, although we have been having zone 7 winters. Will report more as the growing season progresses.
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Hello there. I’m in zone 7a-7b and was going to buy this rose in a pot and before doing so I wondered how the rose is faring for you now after what 2-3 seasons?
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You have the loveliest garden! I love to see your photos. Where did you find Candice? I can’t source her anywhere! She is just lovely.
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