'National Velvet' rose Reviews & Comments
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30 DEC 12 by
davidmrqtt
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This rose is really very nice too look at...and a very good "landscape-specimen" rose as long as you can get rid of the black-spot so it can grow!
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4 FEB 06 by
michelle
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Does National Velvet have a problem with any diseases?
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1 JAN 11 by
anonymous-474028
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It is completely disease free - no blackspot, no mildew & no thrips. It is not affected by insects, and it is more disease resistant than knock out roses.
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30 DEC 12 by
davidmrqtt
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In my Michigan garden....yup. Mine is very prone to blackspotl
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11 SEP 06 by
Unregistered Guest
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I just saw 2 bushes of National Velvet grown outside of St Louis. They were impressive in both foliage and bloom. The bushes stood out amidst a bed of mixed varieties for both the size of bloom, and the depth of color. The petals are an intensely saturated red, and extremely rich-looking due to their velvety aspect. A beautiful red rose.
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