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Rhododendron History
... known shrubs were introduced by him. Among these were Magnolia fraserii, Rhododendron catawbiense and Pieris floribunda. In 1809 R. catawbiense was introduced from North Carolina. It later became the principal ... which are orange to yellow rather than pink to white. R. austrinum makes an excellent landscape plant as well as a valuable hybridizing resource, especially in southern gardens where heat ...
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LadyJai's Roses
... , colourful, and robust as their taller counterparts. Like their relatives, miniatures are exquisite additions for landscape design. Use them as borders, or short hedges to line a walk way or driveway ... onto a root understock. And onto a stem is budded any bush rose--hybrid tea, floribunda, grandiflora, polyantha, miniature, and even climbers. Tree roses bring height and accent to landscaping. use ...
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The DelChester Rose Society
... Sutton Place light pink with salmon pink edge, large blooms, large foliage, tall bushy growth Floribunda Belinda's Dream medium pink, small clusters of bloom, fruity fragrance, grows to about 5 ... bloom is later than most, repeats, tolerates some shade, large shrub, excellent as hedge in landscape Tumbling Waters light pink, looks white to me, good fragrance, short white groundcover, Town & Country ...
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mark huss roses - types
... 1942. Unfortunately, HT bushes tend to be tall and gangly, and do not make good landscape specimens. They also tend to lose their lower leaves later in the summer, which ... fertilizer, and fungicides! Some other representative Hybrid Teas: Fragrant Plum Liebeszauber (Love's Magic) Peace Floribunda Roses Floribundas, sometimes called "cluster-flowered roses", tend to be small and bushy plants, which ...
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Growing Wisteria, HYG-1246-94
... States and the others native to eastern Asia. Wisteria are vigorous, twining vines with wide landscape usage where space permits and gardeners are committed to keeping them in bounds. Among their ... of wisteria are typically grown in home gardens: Wisteria sinensis or Chinese wisteria, and Wisteria floribunda or Japanese wisteria. The Chinese wisteria is the more popular plant due to its flowering ...
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PSS123 Roses
... . These plants will be included in the lecture exams and should be used for landscape plans. Names will not have to be memorized unless also covered in labs. Specific ... in photos are in ( ). Roses (Rosa species and hybrids) Hybrid Tea (Peace) Grandiflora (Queen Elizabeth) Floribunda (Showbiz) Miniature (Dawn Creeper) Climbing Species (eglanteria) Old Garden (Stanwell Perpetual) Shrub--rugosa (Pink ...
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Petunia
... , stem rot, viruses, aphids, beetles, tarnished plant bug, scales, caterpillars, root knot nematode Landscape habit, uses: massing, borders, containers, hanging baskets, groundcover, walls and rock gardens; mounded ... , best in containers (DM)Double Multiflora--many double flowers, popular novelties (DF)Double Floribunda--like singles, only double x hybrida x pendula--Trailing Petunia, first bred in ...
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Garden
... that there are low maintenance roses for even the most difficult planting sites. Grandiflora, Floribunda and Shrub roses, xeric plants and trees provide a border between the west parking ... felt were necessary for the successful renovation of the garden. The City hired professional landscape architects, Campbell Okuma Perkins Associates, to design a garden that would meet the requirements ...
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Shrub Roses
... There is an inherent difficulty in separating modern from antique, ground covers from bushes, floribunda from shrub, landscape from garden roses and so on. This category comprises delegates from many types ... bush with healthy foliage and gorgeous flowers. Some floribundas make nice additions to a landscape, too. • Romanticas. Unlike Austin, who used the modern shrub designation for his masterpieces, ...
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July 2005 - Rose of the Month
... American Rose Society (ARS) as a floribunda (ARS rating is 8.2), I usually find 'Lady of the Dawn' listed as a shrub or landscape rose in catalogs. Its vigorous bushy growth is more shrub like while its prolifically-clustered blooms are typical of a floribunda. Lovely ivory-pink flowers with ...
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