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'Flower Carpet ® White' rose Reviews & Comments
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25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous
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I purchased White Flower Carpet this summer for pot culture. Although I love its color and bloom, the rose is experiencing severe blackspot, rust, and defoliation. The instructions state that it can be planted in full or part sun. My rose is growing in part sun, zone 7, with hot and humid conditions. Our entire growing season this year has been very wet. Is anyone growing this rose in full/part sun, or in a drier climate with success?
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9 JUN 16 by
 Michael Garhart
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It is the least healthy of the Flower Carpet series. I have also noted that the striped one is not as healthy as the roses it mutated from. Flower Carpet Red is also a disease magnet.
Flower Carpet Pink, Flower Carpet Appleblossom, and Flower Carpet Scarlet, from my experience, are the healthiest in the group. However, they are also the largest plants.
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15 SEP 14 by
Rob Byrnes
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Could the zone be changed to Z5a since it's growing at the Denver Botanical Gardens in that zone? It's also growing at the Chicago Botanical Gardens in zone 5b. Thank you.
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22 SEP 14 by
HMF Admin
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11 JUN 12 by
BarbaraG SE Virginia
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MUCH prettier than the typical landscape rose, but also more demanding of the gardener. Feed it generously, water it thoroughly, and deadhead it when you can. It's worth it.. The flowers are glorious-- larger than typical of ground cover rose types and of the purest white with pretty yellow stamens.
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18 SEP 11 by
Simon Voorwinde
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Just to confuse parentage matters a bit here (backing up the reference stating the same lineage):
"This variety arose from the controlled pollination of 'Immensee' by 'Margaret Merrill'. It was bred by Werner Noack of Gutersloh, Germany."
Source: http://pericles.ipaustralia.gov.au/pbr_db/docs/1992065.doc
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