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27 DEC by
Anup
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I am from India
I saw your Oklahoma rose,loved it
Just want to know how many days it's flowers last on the bush
Do the petals burn in sun?
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Meryl's comment Apr 13, 2013 in Website Errors:
HMF's description of Our Copper Queen has "none to mild fragrance". However the major Australian grower, Treloar Roses, lists it among the most highly fragrant roses and the solitary HMF member who has rated this rose gives it "excellent" for fragrance.
There seems no doubt that sniffers are getting results from this rose. The references vary from mild, to "fragrant" and Jay-Jay in comments, gets a cedar cigar-tobacco perfume. Just right now, that sounds rather nice to this long ago ex-smoker. Mild to strong should cover the fragrance for all noses.
Thanks Meryl.
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13 APR 13 by
 Jay-Jay
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In my opinion, it has a stronger and better fragrance than Valencia...
At least in my garden where they grow side by side.
And a bonus is, that Kupferkönigin is more winterhardy and almost continuously flowers.
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14 DEC by
Anup
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Hello Jay jay,
I have bought kupferkongin rose and want to know it's mature height and spread.
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14 DEC by
Jay-Jay
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It's in the description for this rose Anup.
I cannot speak for how it behaves in India.
Over here it reached about 65cm spread 40-50cm.
Alas it died due to winter-temperatures and very dry seasons in combination with the soil, I have to deal with.
It's also prone to Black-spot, which defoliates the rose.
The temps where mostly too high last summers to use the (natural) spraying mix from Rosarium Winschoten.
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