2012_Rose_Society_Schedule Follow this link for a better view of the schedule February 21 6:00 p.m. Dinner at the Dushanbe Tea House Note: If you worked in the Tea House rose garden at least twice in 2011, the Rose Society will pay for your dinner. March 27 7:00 p.m. “Rose Gardens of the World”...
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Variety/ Like A MacKenzie Good, reliable rose. Alan Titchmarsh Color of the blooms Aloha (Kordes) Ambiente Andie MacDowell Color and reliable repeat blooming cycle. Benilli I loved her soft color and how the bush looked in the garden. Large spray of flowers. Fragrant and blooms fade into good colors. Black Cherry Red velvety blooms,...
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Variety /Dislike A MacKenzie Only slight repeat after 1st showing of blooms. Alan Titchmarsh Blooms don’t last long. Aloha (Kordes) The blooms were illregular. One would be exhibition form the next would show a bull nose or a vegatative center – weird. Ambiente Andie MacDowell Didn’t survive the winter Benilli Small size roses; very...
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Variety/ Class/ Exhibition rating /Winter hardy/ Height/ Blackspot /Mildew /Rust /Fragrance /# of rpts. Power Point MinFl 9 yes Medium some none none none 2 Unbridled MinFl 9 yes Medium none some none none 2 Moondance F 8.5 yes Tall some none none moderate 2 We Salute You HT 8.5 dk Tall none none none moderate...
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By Ruth Roberts My favorite method of starting cuttings is to plant them directly into the earth in mid-September, or weather permitting, into November. 1. In a semi-shady area, prepare the soil for the cutting. Dig a hole and refill it with a mixture of compost and soil until it’s level with the surrounding...
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Hi I’m Dawn Penland, I’m your new webmaster.
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We will be meeting at the Boulder Dusanbe Teahouse in January. Our regular meeting will be scheduled for the second Tuesday in February. Meeting place to be announced.
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