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'Red Intuition' rose Reviews & Comments
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Available from - Ludwigs Roses of South Africa
HTTP://www.ludwigsroses.com
Located in Phoenix, AZ
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On another forum one of the distributors said to remember it's a Florist rose, NOT a Garden rose. It will have some die back and other issues grown outside.
Here in zone 7b, 8a it did have two canes die, but there has been 3 more to replace it. It's about 5 feet and lots of buds. It has opened later than most in the 2 years I've had it. But the blooms are so wonderful I will keep it as long as it's relatively happy.
It has gotten BS here, but once a month spraying put a halt to it.
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Available from - Le Rose di Nicola Cavina
www.lerosedinicolacavina.it
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24 NOV 12 by
 jedmar
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Si dovrebbe aggiungere queste rose alla tua scheda Nursery. In caso contrario, le informazioni andranno perse.
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I'm trying to grow Red Intuition without much success. One cane has diedback and now the other is starting to go. Any suggestions would be welcome. I know this is a florist rose but mine was tagged as garden rose.
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Cane dieback is apparently pretty common with this rose and I certainly haven't mastered how to stop the canes on my bush dying back. It's really disappointing, as they are very strong canes, but the good thing is that many new ones come up in their place, at least on my bush. I've just had the spring flush and some of the older canes are dying back, but at least 4 new strong canes are coming up from the base, or an inch or two above it. If your climate is not suited to it, though, I don't expect it will do well or even survive, unfortunately. Hope it's going better now!
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