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'Cupcake ™' rose Reviews & Comments
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24 FEB 10 by
Jeff Britt
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Available from - Heirloom Old Garden Roses
www.heirloomroses.com
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23 JUN 06 by
Unregistered Guest
I have had this rose "Cupcake (Spicup)" in a pot for 9 years. I know nothing about roses, and have done nothing special to it. It looks beautiful today. I am considering putting it in the ground, and would welcome suggestions. K.G. Marysville, WA |
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3 JUL 06 by
Jody
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Hi I just saw your post. did you plant your rose yet? I am familar with Marysville. Don't plant in the heat wave you are having in WA. wait until it cools down. and then give it B1 diluted for transplant shock!!! Good luck with it.
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13 APR 05 by
Donna Williamson
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Cupcake is a prolific bloomer in my Northern California garden. Nicely shaped bush and lots of continual blooms.
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18 APR 05 by
 RoseBlush
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Donna,
Thank you for posting your comment to the HelpMeFind site. I have changed the rose page to show that 'Cupcake' reblooms very well. I have grown this rose in both northern and southern California and it always had blooms even when it wasn't located in the best spot. With better care, it has proven to be a very reliable rose.
Smiles,
Lyn
helpmefind.com
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