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'Pascali' rose Reviews & Comments
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Turns out Montreal Botanic Garden have a typo on their (English) page of recommended cultivars, which confused me when I was looking for this rose. They have it listed as 'Pacali', which turned up no search results here.
It was only when I thought that, what with Pascal being a well-known French surname, the rose might actually be 'Pascali', that I found this one.
I've emailed them and alerted them to the typo.
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No signs, that this rose didn't like my gardensoil or climate (zone 6a/b).
But last winter it died. Temps as low as -20° C.
Even though the bud-union was deep under the ground and the rootstock resistant to frosts.
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The Montreal Botanical Garden recommends this rose as resistant to blackspot, powdery mildew, and rust:
http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/jardin/en/info_verte/roses/cultivars.htm
I assume this means that (probably with protection) this rose is at least somewhat winter hardy in Montreal, far north of zone 7.
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29 NOV 10 by
 Jay-Jay
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In zone 6 at my place no protection needed for both Pascali and Pascali Cl. Just a very little Blackspot towards the end of the season.
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In zone 9 (near Houston) this flower is very resistant to blackspot. During summer when thrips weren't sucking the life out of the blooms, the heat really took a toll. Though it does repeat bloom often, they don't look their best due to the smaller size and fewer petals. This bush is very tall (over 5 feet) , very narrow (less than two feet), and leggy. It does seem to be a very vigorous plant and didn't blink an eye after transplant.
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An ideal post: so informative and helpful ! Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.
PLEASE, HMF members, share your experience like this - it's what HMF is all about.
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