HettieŽ wrote:
Jim wrote:
http://personalpages.bellsouth.net/t...rate-Rose.html
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a Confederate Rose bush.
been kind of neat watching this bush being propagated into
the yards of friends.
That "rose" has palmate leaves which I have never seen on a rose before.
Usually they are compound. The blooms and buds sure look like roses.
Does anyone know its botanical name or another common name for it? I
doubt it would be cold hardy in my zone. I would like to see if there
is anything like it on helpmefind.com.
The only other rose I saw with very unusual leaves was what some thought
might be an alba; instead of the usual five of 7 leaflets on one stem,
it had several more pairs than that.
I have just learned that roses may root from "sticks" if you put them in
the ground when they are dormant. So when you say "stick", I assume
that there are no leaves and that it was dormant when you put it in the
ground. It must root easily; sometimes it helps to use rooting powder,
but I guess them thar Confederate roses root like Forsythia.
http://www.ask.com/web?q=Growing+Con...rc=6&o=0&l=dir
the above URL points to the search results provided by ask.com
I hope you find the information useful and informative.