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10 JUL by
JoeyT
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'Royal Kate' has some dieback in my zone 4 garden but has come through several winters for me. She has a nice strawberry and raspberry fragrance with large blooms on long, straight stems.
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30 MAY by
JoeyT
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Sidonie has fantastic winter survival in my zone 4 garden, needing no pruning this spring, and is covered in buds! Last year it had good repeat throughout the summer and fall even though it was a first year plant. It is sprawling wider than it is tall but is maintaining a tidy shape without throwing random long canes. The bloom form is adorable and the fragrance is exceptional. This is one of my favorite cold zone roses.
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this rose, even in my garden, has turned out to be a jewel!
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10 JUN by
JoeyT
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That's awesome :) I don't know why Sidonie isn't more popular, she's just adorable.
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I honestly don't know. It is a rose that remains small, but whoever discovers it hardly separates from it.
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26 MAY by
JoeyT
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Exceptionally hardy in my zone 4 garden, required no pruning in spring and is the first rose to bloom.
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I see helpmefind has LFR as a zone 6b, yet I have seen it listed as zone 5. Does anyone have any clarification on this?
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25 JUN 20 by
JoeyT
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I recently bought one and I live in zone 4. Planning to overwinter in a pot in the garage. Some of us just like to zone push and see what we can get away with I guess.
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31 AUG 22 by
JoeyT
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Updating just for the record that my LFR is still alive. Not thriving, because it's been through some pretty awful treatment as regards neighbor dogs, but still growing in zone 4.
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