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Wild Roses in Alaska
... eastern interior near the Alaska-Canada border. Hybrid forms frequently occur where population areas overlap. Alaskas wild roses are important food and shelter for many animals. Birds and small mammals eat the rose ... shed in the fall. [ top of page ] Rosa nutkana Common name: Nootka Rose Rosa nutkana grows wild from Alaska south to California and east to western Montana and New Mexico. Rosa nutkana ...
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Wild Roses
... and make sure it has enough water. Don't use chemicals or pesticides of any kind - the wild roses really resent unnatural interference. Even fertilizer can upset it. At best, give it a scoop of ... ! new research on asters make your own seed envelope tree rose winter care how to protect roses for winter more rose gardening blogs daffodil care how to rebloom an amaryllis bulb watering daffodil spacing ...
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mark huss roses - types
... , single white blossoms. Many places also have one or more of the several single, pink wild roses like 'Rosa carolina' or 'Rosa virginiana'. 'Rosa rugosa' does well even along the sea in ... to address this situation. In 2000, the ARS finally approved a new classification, called 'Miniflora' roses (a trademarked name contributed by Mr. Williams.) Some of my favorite miniatures include Sachet, a mauve ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses
... even "grandma's roses") are roses that belong to a classification that existed before 1867. The Basic Rose-Classification System Old Garden Roses15 classes: Species The wild rosesthe source of all ... vigorous, with sparse prickles, tough leaves, and mostly fully double blooms. Centifolias Known as cabbage roses for their globelike flowers. Centifolias may be a cross between 'Autumn Damask' and an alba ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses
... the new hybrid teas were popular in the early part of the century, Caparn was more fond of wild roses and those known before the creation of the hybrid teas. He felt that while the ... the gradual development of the modern rose, including teas, Chinas, Bourbons, and Noisettes, followed by modern roses in chronological order of their development, starting with 'La France'. In the garden's first year, ...
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Pruning Old Roses
... In January, remove only damaged and unsound wood; most Noisettes resent any other pruning. These climbing roses flower upon ripened lateral growth, so training to encourage laterals is especially effective. The lateral shoots ... no pruning is needed. Remove dead wood only, and let them arch or spread as wild roses. TEA ROSES: These are slow to develop so should be pruned sparingly, just enough to keep ...
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A Brief History of Old Roses
... out the many fine books which deal with this at greater length. General History Various wild roses grow throughout the Northern Hemisphere in sites ranging from riparian and swampy all the way ... alas little information on Oriental--or, more specifically, Chinese--rose breeding. One finds indications that roses were favored, though perhaps not to the extent that the Peony, the Chrysanthemum, or the ...
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Gertrude Jekyll : Roses for English Gardens : New Garden Roses
... pink blooms, and Andersoni, also with pink flowers; they both make handsome, rather large, bushes. Others of the good wild Roses are dealt with in the chapter on Species as Garden ... yellow. Queen Alexandra; deep rose-pink, pale centre. Lion; single crimson. Wallflower; rosy crimson. POMPON ROSES-- Paquerette; white. Anne Marie de Montravel; white. Bouquet parfait; light and full rose. Eugnie Lamesch ...
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Gertrude Jekyll : Roses for English Gardens : Some of the Rose Species as Garden Roses
... A white-flowered trailing Rose of scrambling habit; scarcely suitable for a garden, but good for a wild place. R. damascena.--(Damask). A good old garden Rose of oriental origin, with several varieties, red, ... endure through the greater part of the winter. R. setigera.--The latest to bloom of the wild Roses. From North America. Flowers magent.--rose. It makes a good pillar Rose. R. simplicifolia = ...
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Open Directory - Home: Cooking: Herbs and Spices: Edible Flowers: Roses
... Rose Recipes - Recipes include Rosehip Syrup, Rose Water Mouthwash, and Rose Petal Ice Cream. Spring Valley Roses: Eat Your Rose - Offers a small collection of rose hip recipes. A Summer Rose Tea - ... baked inside and garnished with candied rose petals. Wild Rose Recipes - Includes recipes for Rose Hip Juice, Rose Hip Candy, and Rose Hip Syrup. "Roses" search on: AltaVista - A9 - AOL - Ask - Clusty - ...
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