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'Schneeflocke' rose Reviews & Comments
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Ich habe diese Rose auf dem Grab meiner Schwiegereltern gepfllanzt. Sie blüht immernoch unermüdlich und ist gänzlich krankheitsfrei. Hinzu kommt, dass die Blüten wunderschön sind.
J'ai planté ce rosier sur la tombe de mes beaux-parents. Maintenant encore, il fleurit infatigablement et n'a pas l'ombre d'une maladie. De plus, les fleurs sont très jolies.
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16 JUN 09 by
AnneU
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site www.rogersroses.com mentions the synonym 'Snowflake'.
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28 MAR 07 by
eve
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Opalia is quite a lovely rose. The first two years , she was a bit slow to start, so I cut her really short and the third year she really surprised me with lots and lots of blooms. She is somewhat higher than indicated, easily 4 feet. She was still blooming after the first serious snowfall.
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25 FEB 04 by
Unregistered Guest
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I purchased this rose during the summer for pot culture. The instructions state that White Flower Carpet can be grown in full or part sunlight. I am growing my rose in part sun and the plant is experiencing severe blackspot, rust, and defoliation. I have contacted other rose nurseries about this problem and the staff are just as shocked by this unexpected disease problem as I am. I live in zone 7, often hot and humid summers, This year has been especially wet. Is anyone growing this rose in full sun/part shade or a drier climate with better results?
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11 JUL 05 by
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Hi Victoria
I grow a Yellow Flower carpet in partial sun. It apparently is not rated as highly as the white variety in chat that I have seen, however I have had virtually no BS problem and quite a few flowers. I would say that the difference is the humidity. I am in Z6 (NSW AUS) and we have had very dry weather. The only advice I could suggest is to make sure that you pick off all affected leaves, keep the ground free of debri and spray if necessary.
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