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Re: root stock question

by "Sharon Capps" <sharoncapps@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 9, 2007 at 09:25 AM

> Hi Sharon,
>
> The rose you have is probably Dr. Huey or Rosa Multiflora.  Both of
> these roses are roses that bloom on last years growth.
>
> Since you live in Minnesota and these roses are probably dying back in
> the winter, all you are getting is the new year's growth with no
> blooms.
>
> Definitely dig them up throw them away and plant something new.  Check
> out the Canadian Explorer and Parkland roses.  These are varieities
> that are specifically hybridized to be winter hardy in cold climates.
>
> Just Google  'Canadian Explorer roses'  or 'Parkland roses'  or 'Buck
> roses'.
>
> Have a good one,
>
> Bob Bauer
> http://www.rose-roses.com/
>

Thanks Bob, I will do that.  I appreciate the response.
Sharon in MN
 




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root stock question
"Sharon Capps"   2007-06-08 08:23:56 
Re: root stock question
Bob Bauer <bobbauer@[E  2007-06-08 21:24:30 
Re: root stock question
"Sharon Capps"   2007-06-09 09:25:32 

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