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"Rose de Resht" rose Reviews & Comments
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6 NOV 21 by
 Magnus95
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I've had this rose for two years and somehow it's been disease free both seasons, not that i'm complaining. It also establishes quickly, staying small and bushy. Very good repeat too for an OGR.
Scent was non-existent in it's first year but really comes through in it's second season. A delicious sweet damask that doesn't waft in the air, but stays strong on the bloom even in cold weather.
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22 OCT 06 by
Nature_Farmer
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Great rose,wonderful fragrance and bloom form..my only problem is she gets blackspot...I don't spray,but I will keep her,I won't buy another because she's so prone to the blackspot...:-(
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#1 of 2 posted
21 JAN 20 by
Gesa
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A wonderful rose, yes! As to blackspot - this hasn't ben a big problem here, but last year RdR was covered by rose rust for the first time (because of the long hot and dry summer?), while in previous years it had only shown hints of it.
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#2 of 2 posted
21 JAN 20 by
Jay-Jay
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Almost every year (that I do not spray with the natural solution) a lotta Blackspot on its leaves, but grows through that and keeps on flowering.
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2 DEC 15 by
Inde
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Is anyone growing this rose in warm climates? I wish to grow it in Delhi( India). Our climate would be similar to zone 10 b of the US. The winter low is 2°C.
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#1 of 9 posted
14 JAN 16 by
drcy1111
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I have Rose De Rescht in my garden in Arizona. Our summers reach 113 deg. fahrenheit and our winters can fall below 32 deg. farhrenheit. It does very well. Its a small rounded bush with small flowers that seem to bloom in waves. I have not had problems with any diseases.
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#2 of 9 posted
14 JAN 16 by
Nastarana
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I had what I believe was 'Rose de Rescht' in the CA Central Valley, zone 9 hot and dry. It was sold as 'Ville de Bruxelles', which it clearly was not. What I had was very like what is described above for Arizona, a compact, rounded bush which bloomed in waves all summer. It did need some irrigation during the dry months of July and August, but so do most HTs.
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#3 of 9 posted
9 JAN 17 by
Inde
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Thank you for beep lying Nastrana. It flowers for me throughout the mild months. It isn't a nervous bloomer. But I Thu no it needs tine to settle.
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#4 of 9 posted
10 JAN 17 by
Margaret Furness
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I think your computer has been filling in what it thought you wanted to write, and that what you meant was "replying".
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#5 of 9 posted
1 MAY 17 by
Gdisaz10
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My climate is really hot damp and it is sometimes subject to rust and blackspot
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#6 of 9 posted
1 MAY 17 by
Andrew from Dolton
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It grows very well on acid loam flowering well in early summer then a few later on in September. In my damp cool climate it is healthy with only a smattering of blackspot.
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#7 of 9 posted
1 MAY 17 by
Jay-Jay
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It grows well on alkaline loam too and repeats several times. But my climate isn't hot.
It seems to grow well/flourish in Turkey.
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#8 of 9 posted
1 MAY 17 by
Andrew from Dolton
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Well if it actually did come from Iran as Ms Lindsay claimed then it must love hot and dry.
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#9 of 9 posted
20 MAY 19 by
true-blue
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Resht, or Rasht is actually not hot and dry but hot and humid :-)
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Initial post
28 DEC 14 by
peppers
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Available from - Roses In The Park Nursery
www.rosesintheparknursery.com
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