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hello, i just recieved the rose 'ceske praci cest' its listed as a lrg. flowered cl. but the photos i find make it look like a polyantha type. i also have no info on this rose. any help would be greatly appreciated. thank you
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14 JUL 06 by
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I have been growing a Lac Majeau Rose for five years in Fairbank, Alaska. I have found it to be the most reliable and winter hardy in my garden. It is has the lovliest buds which are tinged with red, it's ever-blooming and sports big round red hips all winter long. Very fragrent, and disease resistant. My only complaint is that I haven't been able to find another. Is this Cinderella Ragosa the best kept secret known only to myself, or is there another admirer out there?
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31 JUL 06 by
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i am interested for this rose.could you tell me :is the habitus and are the leaves rugosa-like?
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Thanks for sharing your experience Victoria, this is what HMF is all about.
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23 JUN 09 by
slvrbckg
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I grow Lac Majeau in my garden in the Fingerlakes region of central NY (Zone 5). It is my favorite white rugosa.
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5 MAR 06 by
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I just bought 'LACE CASCADE' at Summer Winds Nursery in Palo Alto.
I shall be adding it to my collection of white roses. I have the climber
version of IceBerg and like it immensely. It has done well even under
the shade of our balcony!
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13 MAR 06 by
Terre
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Okay I have to crow just a little bit: one of my 'sports' is doing well (despite being moved from Ventura to LA) and its a pale blue-lavendar Lace Cascade... is it a true sport? Does Kim have an answer? Shall I name her? The original Lace Cascade always intrigued me... Terre Ashmore
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18 MAY 09 by
slvrbckg
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Are you still growing the pale blue lavender sport of Lace Cascade? Have you propagated it? I would be very interested in acquiring a cutting of this.
Leon
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2 JUN 09 by
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Thank you for your interest Leon. I gave the sport away during ceremonies when I closed down The Garden of Life (the public gardens I had created in Fillmore CA) and I have not been able to locate the person I gave it too. I trust the rose is alive and well but I don't know where it is now... Terre Ashmore
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