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Recent Questions, Answers and Comments
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25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous-797
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This is such a lovely rose but does anyone know the coldest zone it can survive in?
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Summer Wine should be okay in zone 5 with good winter protection.
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#2 of 4 posted
10 MAR 06 by
malcolm
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i agree, mine thrives in zone 6 with no protection.
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#3 of 4 posted
29 SEP 09 by
slvrbckg
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I grow Summer Wine with no winter protection in Ithaca, NY/zone 5. It is 10' tall.
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Is it a good rebloomer ?
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yesterday by
Mervey
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Hello community,
I found 6 red (or almost) hips (open pollination) from my 'La Belle Sultane' which is placed underneath the bigger 'Cherry Meillandecor', did someone already have some fertile seeds from this rose, by the past or recently ? pictures attached.
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La Belle Sultane has descendants listed, as seed parent and as pollen parent. Unfortunately access to the list of descendants is a privilege of supporting members.
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My first year with this rose, so I cannot comment on some things.
Not seeing the usual downy and black spot on this rose, like I did with Silver Jubilee and some of its kin. Some minor bs at the bottom, but nothing to write home about. It is definitely a shorter rose, and definitely flowers in clusters. Form, blooms size, and color seems to vary with temperatures. Seems to always be some version of summer fruit color blend, but I would not describe it as orange-red.
Not prickly like its half-sister, 'Remember Me', although they do have a lot in common. Foliage and petals are more rounded, but Remember Me does seem a little more heat tolerant.
So far, it is kind of like a short grandiflora version of 'Easy Does I't. I will edit and comment again in the future when it is completely mature. However, I definitely don't regret buying this rose.
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Have her and she is supposed to a low growing shrub but has put out on 7ft cane and a 4ft cane. Has anyone's bush done the same? In Maryland, 7b climate. On own root.
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