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'Musimara ®' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 39-359
most recent 23 AUG 20 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 23 SEP 09 by arvid jørgensen
I planted this rose in last year`s spring. The flowers are of the beautiful dark red to blood red colour I favour. They even have a light scent which is a rare quality in a dark red climber. Unfortunately the growth has so far not been a vigorous one. The plant had been cut drastically back when I got it which left me a bit uncertain as to what would become of it. However it started out pretty good under the circumstances. Unfortunately last year`s growth withered down and it didn`t start afresh until around midsummer, and then only slowly. The first flowers started to appear in late August/early September. I am still keeping my hopes high though as I like the rose very much inspite of the shortcomings so far. This rose is listed as bred in the Netherlands, and the Norwegian climate might be a reason, although the climate here at Lista is not all too different from the one in the Netherlands. Perhaps with the winters a bit more on the chillier side. I guess I will have to do my best and wait and see.
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Reply #1 of 3 posted 21 AUG 20 by makida
How is your Mushimara doing after these 10 years? Friends in Vaermland are looking for a red climber and I just saw that this one is offered by a local nursery not far from where they live. Hilsen, Marianne i Knivsta, Sverige.
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Reply #2 of 3 posted 23 AUG 20 by arvid jørgensen
Hi Makida
I guess I could have written in Norwegian to you but for the benefit of as many as possible , I will stick to English. Yes Musimara. I am sorry to say that I don`t have this rose in my garden any moe unfortunately. I must admit that I had forgotten all about it until I read your comments. Thinking about it now gives me a kind of wobegone feeling. The comments I wrote are right, but I think the main problem was the place I planted it in. I planted a few other roses too around a tripode. . However none of them seemed to like it here for some unknown reason I should try and plant this rose again if I could get it but the problem is vacant spots. If you can get it, do try it. It is worth it. My best red climber now is "Illusion". The flowers don`t like rain though, but still. Then there is "Tradition". This also for some reason suddenly up and died on me. But I am set on trying it again. "Sympathie" is a banker, and "Santana". Good luck with your "Musimara" Hilsen Arvid
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Reply #3 of 3 posted 23 AUG 20 by makida
Arvid, thanks for your reply. I recommended 'Santana' to my friends. They are beginning gardeners with a new holiday home and 'Santana' is available at almost all garden outlets. They want it as soon as possible. I'll think of 'Musimara' for myself, it sounds interesting. I've asked rosarian friends about it but no one seems to have even heard of it, a challenge.
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