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Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Posted by waldon SE Qld Aus (My Page) on
Tue, Apr 12, 05 at 5:00

Mine is definitely "Pink Panther".

What's yours ? One rose only.


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Mine is an oldie from 1932-Mevrouw von Straaten van Ness(sp?)
elsewise known as Permanent Wave.
It lasts months on the bush.Starts off a bright pink and fades eventually to a tatty white/grey/pink.
regards
sandie


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

I find my Paul Boucse rose lasts and lasts. The petals get paler and fad out with the sun but they are still on the bush. Its a lovely pink/peach. In the end it looks so faded and tatty I have to pull it off .


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Golden Holstein would be my choice. The flowers last and last, on the bush and in the vase.


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Mine is easily the HT Champagner. Lasts for ages on the bush and in the vase. I can see why it is so good in wedding bouquets.
Rach


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Our Vanilla .... lasts 11 days in the vase for me.


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

Kardinal hangs around forever on the bush but it looks pretty ugly by the end!


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RE: Longest lasting Rose on the Bush

That is so hard - just one .......ok Alex's Red is my winner. Beautiful thick with petals -big blooms of red with lovely perfume and staying power for my vases!

It's a must for anyone who is a rosie vase picker.


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I think mine would be Best Friend.Lasts and lasts both on the bush and in the vase.


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Pinkie which mine are climbers they last for ages & seem to stay in shape & colour
Jan.


 
 

 

 


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