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Sun, Jan 8, 06 at 16:52
| I'm in love ... but do long-distance relationships really work? On holidays in Tasmania recently, I saw a mass planting of Dame Elisabeth Murdoch which was stunning, stunning, stunning. I'd love to plant it but our climate here is very different to Tassie. I am in Newcastle, 2 hours north of Sydney, 15 minutes from the coast. Does anyone grow this rose in similar conditions to mine - and if so, how does it do? |
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- Posted by youngquinn VIC Aust (My Page) on Mon, Jan 9, 06 at 8:06
| She is beautiful isnt she? I live in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne and all I can say is she coped beautifully with the incredible heat we had last week. Not one fried bloom while many others around her did not cope. Id give it a go! cheers pam
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- Posted by rosesforme VIC Aust (My Page) on Fri, Jan 13, 06 at 9:08
| Oh its beautiful and sounds really hardy. I would love one ...the colours are divine. cheers Michelle |
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- Posted by lillypilly STH NSW Aust (My Page) on Fri, Jan 13, 06 at 21:29
| I am in heat baked inland sth NSW. The dame is thriving in this heat. |
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