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How To Grow Roses In The Bay Area
... to give the plant Epsom Salts (magnesium sulfate) to prevent magnesium deficiencies. Continue to feed repeat bloomers with the rose food every month through the end of October, and always be sure ...
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Dilip's Guide to Pruning Roses
... big flowers that have high centers with pointed buds, a large petal count, and good repeat blooming. The best known and first (1954) Grandiflora, created by crossing a hybrid tea with ... pruning; lightly prune to shape when dormant Damasks For single bloomers, remove old wood after spring bloom to encourage new growth; for repeat bloomers, can prune harder as with hybrid teas Gallicas After ...
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Bloom Pattern
... brown = one-year-old wood; dark brown = two-year or older wood. Repeat Bloomers In the summer they are planted, repeat bloomers produce canes that bloom on the tips. New basal canes grow and ... classes include both one-time bloomers and repeat bloomers. There are also classes where all of the representatives found in the Arboretum's garden have some kind of repeat bloom. Simplifying rebloom patterns ...
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Dushanbe Teahouse Rose Garden in Boulder Colorado
... , Eve and Mikl wanted a full array of colors and roses that would be reliable repeat bloomers. They ended up with a list of over 50. "We thought it important that it ...
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Wynnie's Urban Oasis : Roses - the Details
... pruning, except to shape the plants up after the ravages of winter and deadhead the repeat bloomers and anything that won't produce hips. In April of 1998, I was guided by ...
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Sierra Foothills Rose Society
... size. DAMASKS: 1) One time bloomers -- Prune after spring bloom. Remove old wood to encourage young growth from the bottom. Shape to desired size. 2) Repeat bloomers -- Prune while the plants are dormant ... . MOSSES: 1) One time bloomers -- Prune after spring bloom. Cut back long new growth by ½ and the short new growth down to two or three buds. 2) Repeat Bloomers -- Prune while the plants ...
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Brassavola Hybrids
... after dark and just sniff it. MMMMMMMMM MLight Pot. Hoku Gem is another of those repeat bloomers, colorful but somewhere along the way, all the fragrance was lost. John_in_Arcadia_CA I love fragrant ...
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Grafted Hybrid Teas versus Own-Root Roses.
... and modern? Any rose introduced before 1867 is considered antique. A few of the earliest repeat bloomers were called hybrid perpetuals or Damask perpetuals and were introduced as early as 1832. However ...
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Idaho Rose Society - growing roses in Idaho
... under difficult cultural conditions, producing gorgeous bouquets with rich perfume. Alba roses are spring bloomers. Bourbon "The Victorian Rose" — large flowers with intoxicating fragrance, all through the season! ... or entranceway. An added bonus is that they require very little pruning. All are repeat bloomers unless noted. Damask This ancient class of roses dates from biblical time. Lots of ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses
... simple, pink, fragrant flowers throughout the month of May. Repeat-Bloomers 3. 'Souvenir de la Malmaison' The wild roses ... European roses, producing Noisettes, Bourbons, and other new repeat-blooming varieties. 'Souvenir de la Malmaison' is an early Bourbon ... Rosa chinensis 'Mutabilis' China roses, the ancestors of all our repeat-bloomers, are also important because they brought new colors to ...
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