Golden Showers

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• Subject: Golden Showers
• From: m*@webtv.net (Marlynn Marcks)
• Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 09:02:38 -0400
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It does best in full sun and is an absolute mass of blooms which I found
fragrant and enchanting.  It is medium yellow which fades to primrose as
it ages and  grew them as fence high shrubs--simply cutting them off at
the top of the fence.  It has large loose hybrid tea form and I never
had mine succumb to cold, heat, dryness, or black spot or mildew despite
terrible problems with my other roses.  I gave mine (six of them so it
wasn't a fluke) a cupful of Osmocote each spring and watered when it was
excessively dry andwas rewarded with literally hundres of blooms.  I
can't recommend it highly.  It surely is more reliable than the David
Austins or any other yellow rose I know of.
Marlynn 

          

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