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Discussion id : 64-344
most recent 17 APR 13 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 17 MAY 12 by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
This rose is a huge bush in my alkaline clay. The light myrrh scent is gone in hot summer. It always blooms, but the color fades and shatters in hot sun. It's 100% healthy in my alkaline heavy clay, but others report it as blackspot prone. The prickles are sharp and many.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 17 APR 13 by Lola-lemon
I have a 5 year old own root Scepter d'Isle and it is a perfect vase shape. It is also not extraordinarily prickly. It is a constant bloomer, has lots of foliage and is very vigorous. I love it. Other Austin's , like Abraham Darby and Gertrude Jekyll, are known for throwing long canes and GJ is extremely thorny-- but I think of this rose as very different to them.
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Discussion id : 11-904
most recent 15 APR 06 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 15 APR 06 by david*dahlia
The girliest rose I've ever seen (the cabbage ones I think of as more "womanly"), the petals are the prettiest shell pink and so transparent!  Get this rose!
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Discussion id : 8-010
most recent 6 APR 05 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 6 APR 05 by anonymous-20441
Has anyone tried pegging this rose? It has that octopus-type growth that many Austins have. Rather than prune it hard, I was considering self-pegging this rose to see if laterals would sprout.
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