'Morden Fireglow' rose Reviews & Comments
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17 JUN 16 by
Paul G. Olsen
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I'm surprised no one has commented about this rose cultivar being extremely susceptible to blackspot. So much, that in my opinion it shouldn't be sold anymore.
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#1 of 3 posted
17 JUN 16 by
 Nastarana
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Perhaps BS is not so much a problem in the colder than 5 zones, where I imagine this rose is most at home.
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#2 of 3 posted
17 JUN 16 by
Paul G. Olsen
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My experience with 'Morden Fireglow' is in the geographical region (Canadian Prairies) that it was specifically developed for. This is either a Zone 2 or 3 climate.
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#3 of 3 posted
18 JUN 16 by
Margit Schowalter
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Morden Fireglow does extremely well at my place. No black spot. It is growing in an open location with lots of wind. I have heard from others that the petals are too thin and it tends to ball in hot or wet weather.
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29 SEP 10 by
Peter Harris
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This rose originated with a cross in 1976 (the seedling code is 76F5J401) when Henry Marshall was the breeder at Morden Experiment Station. Ms. Collicutt began working at Morden Station several years later.
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14 JUL 10 by
Napalm
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I have two of them and mine are definitely not orange or orange red. They look pretty much like the photo with ID 135305 posted by Celeste Woodbury, maybe a tad more pink than the photo. I wouldn't describe this as "orange". Anyone else finding them not being orange?
Nap.
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4 JAN 07 by
Michael Garhart
[{(*Rosa arkansana x Assiniboine* x White Bouquet) x Prairie Princess} x Morden Amorette] x Morden Cardinette |
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