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Radox bouquet
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Posted by jancol04 QLD Aust (My Page) on Sat, Nov 5, 05 at 19:19
Thought this was so pretty I wanted to share it.
I have this rose in my no dig garden. it reminds me of crumpled pink tissues, slight fragrance only
Jan |
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RE: Radox bouquet
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For me Radox Bouquet has a beautiful fragrance, I love this rose. She is just having a great flush right now.
Cheers
Judy |
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I love this rose too Jan, for it's form, but also it's fantastic fragrance.Maybe your next flush will be more fragrant.
Judy, how do your roses go for black spot in NQ, and how much rainfall do you get each year? I've been wondering these things every time I see you posting on the forum?
Thrip |
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Hi Jan how is that no dig garden going I think it is marvelous that you still have it.
Iam having enough trouble with mine in a normal bed, how is your blue moon .
Thats is a pretty looking rose, I have to get the ones with no fragance or try too.
Otherwise they stay outside...Cheers..MM. |
RE: Radox bouquet
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- Posted by lozza Vic. Oz. (My Page) on
Sun, Nov 6, 05 at 15:27
| Sorry to say Jan, but yours is not pink enough, and should have strong fragrance to be Radox Bouquet. If you know the supplier, take a bloom to them and ask what they think it is. |
RE: Radox bouquet
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Thrip,
We get most of our rain in summer and lots of it, but the rest of the year is still fairly humid, especially at night so my roses ALWAYS have heaps of black spot. I just try to ignore it. The flowers still look ok but the bushes are not as bushy as those of my landlady who sprays a lot.
I just try hard not to show it in the photos.
Cheers
Judy |
RE: Radox bouquet
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Thanks Judy.Maybe tea roses would do well up there.I been thinking that I, (some time in a fantasy future when I have the spare time) or somebody at least should try and breed a line of "tropical roses" with maybe tea roses as a starting point. Not sure what to cross them with though.
Many of the teas'seem to grow absolutly mad here in our hot weather.
Thrip |
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