'Mademoiselle Meilland ®' rose Reviews & Comments
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Sweet Mademoiselle needs a lot of water to produce its many petals. It produces 4 blooms per flush in partial shade (morning sun). It survived my zone 5a winter 2020 with more than a foot of green cane. The older Meilland Sweet Promise 2007 had a better apple-blossom scent and bloomed more. Sweet Mademoiselle has chubby thorns but spaced far apart. The pros: its petals are very firm and blooms last 5 days in the vase. The scent is strong nectarine & better than Pat Austin.
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Available from - Freedom Gardens
www.freedomgardens.com
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My Sweet Mademoiselle gotten from Otto & Sons is two years old and it is now over 6 feet tall. The description has it 43 inches. I think that is incorrect for a So. CA area with rain this year. It is very lovely this hot summer with blooms during 100 degrees.
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8 FEB 19 by
 zlesak
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I love the great vigor of this rose and the fully double, warm colored, and very fragrant blooms. It is well above average for black spot resistance for a hybrid tea. I love that it can be purchased as an own root plant and it still is super vigorous.
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What do you estimate the hardiness zone David?
Looks like 6 at best to me?
Thanks, Robert
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8 FEB 19 by
zlesak
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In zone 4 at Lyndale Park in Minneapolis without protection plants died out. I'm not sure which zone would be best to rate it to without protection. I love it and don't mind protecting mine here in zone 4 to help it make the winter.
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That's because you're a nice guy.
I make them sink or swim! lol ;-)
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