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Discussion id : 86-945
most recent 13 MAR 21 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 29 JUL 15 by raingreen
Excellent winter bloomer at Huntington Botanical Gardens near Los Angeles, probably the best of the Austins in their collection for this trait.
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Reply #1 of 4 posted 13 MAR 21 by ....
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Reply #2 of 4 posted 13 MAR 21 by raingreen
Don't know if CRM is a consistent winter bloomer everywhere but at Huntington it generally had big flushes of bloom in late December [late June in southern hemisphere], as most roses do in spring. I understand that understock can sometimes affect seasonal changes in roses, don't know if the Huntington plant is own-root or Dr. Huey.

The parent-sport Winchester Cathedral (Mary Rose, the parent of CRM, sported to WC, the plant I have) is not as winter-active for me but has a smattering of blooms in winter. I haven't grown CRM because I heard it was prone to mildew.

I like the rose arches at the Huntington, I think they're really creative. I also liked the hedge of Tamora but I believe that was taken out :-(. The Desert Garden really has excellent plant combinations, and good use of layering--large specimen plants rising out of a sea of groundcover next to a rock garden with mid size plants...that kind of thing. I don't really like cactus but it's designed so well I still like walking through it.

But my absolute favorite plants at the Huntington are the Tea roses. These don't bloom as much in the summer as the adjacent modern shrubs, until late in the year when a little forest of buds and flowers form on the branches.

Nate
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Reply #4 of 4 posted 13 MAR 21 by raingreen
Thanks Vielchen!!!
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Discussion id : 124-813
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Discussion id : 114-172
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Initial post 20 NOV 18 by Marlorena
..report from England, East Anglia Nov 2018...

I've become very taken by this rose, surprisingly... in my dry, baking hot climate - tongue in cheek and 2018 only I hope - it bloomed non stop without watering, right into autumn… it has been a pleasure to behold, and shocked me somewhat... it's lack of strong scent - rather mild - has been redeemed by its constitution...
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Discussion id : 107-438
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Initial post 14 JAN 18 by Unregistered Guest
Available from - Orchard garden centre
Celbridge co kildare ireland
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