Roses
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- Subject: Roses
- From: W* A* G*
- Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 08:12:56 -0700
So many people do not realize that there are species roses
that originated in the Med region. Roger Phillips and Martyn Rix in their
Quest For the Rose in both the film and the book start in the
Mediterranean in their search for them.
Many "modern" roses have been hybridized along the French Med
coast, especially those by Nabonnand, father/son/grandson.
At Hanbury Garden (La Mortola) at the top of the Italian coast
one will find a superb collection of roses, including the seedling found in
the garden, 'La Mortola' which reaches about 80 ft atop a tree. I have that one
and its parent the species Rosa brunonii, which is native to Northern
India.
Pruning roses in hot weather is not recommended, especially if
it is a severe prune. Wait until late autumn or very early spring when the
weather is cool. Water it regularly as the new growth appears. g*@cruzio.com
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