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'La Marne' rose Reviews & Comments
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I have seen this rose listed as zone 4 -9 and also as 7b -9b. Wonder which is truly is?
From what I've read about it being very disease resistant, a continuous bloomer and almost thornless, I've ordered one, even though she only has "mild fragrance". I'm in love with the photos, and want to give her a chance here in N.E. Oklahoma. I'm on the border of 6b and 7a. Time will tell!
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Many HMF members have this rose in their gardens; you might consider contacting some of them about it.
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Thank you for responding. I've now also seen it listed as zone 5 with one vendor.
Hate to bother anyone with questions, especially since it's "after the fact" since I've already ordered it, but may have to satisfy my curiosity by doing just as you are suggesting.
Barb
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That's really what HMF is all about - sharing our experience and insight.
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4 MAR 08 by
 Chris
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Would someone please comment on which zones it flourishes in? chris in ct.
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30 MAR 08 by
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Hi Chris,
There's a gorgeous La Marne plant in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens--it's always one of the healthiest plants there, and seems covered in blooms for most of the season. I think we're a zone warmer than you--zone 7 here--but that shouldn't be a problem with a hardy rose. Hope this helps!
Reka
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