"Just Joey" in cool climates
Does anyone grow "Just Joey" in a cooler climate? Apprantly from the lack
of response, nobody has Bronze Star which I bought this weekend. Bronze Star is a cross between Just Joey and some unknown seedling. My book says Just Joey has its best colors where there are hot summers-- which does not exactly describe Seattle. (mild winter but not hot summer). Does anyone grow Just Joey where it's not too hot? I'm wondering what I can expect from this Bronze Star. Also, is Just Joey a prolific bloomer? JimS. Seattle, Z8 |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
JimS. wrote:
Does anyone grow "Just Joey" in a cooler climate? Apprantly from the lack of response, nobody has Bronze Star which I bought this weekend. I have neither. I think there are folks here who grow JJ but the problem is the qualifier "cooler climate." Fully most people here grow in fairly hot places, though thank god we have a fairly good mix now that isn't dominated by any part of the country. I can't answer your question, but I have been thinking this for two days: you would really like the rose Whiskey Mac, I think. |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
JimS. wrote:
Does anyone grow "Just Joey" in a cooler climate? Apprantly from the lack of response, nobody has Bronze Star which I bought this weekend. Bronze Star is a cross between Just Joey and some unknown seedling. My book says Just Joey has its best colors where there are hot summers-- which does not exactly describe Seattle. (mild winter but not hot summer). Does anyone grow Just Joey where it's not too hot? I'm wondering what I can expect from this Bronze Star. Also, is Just Joey a prolific bloomer? J. Joey is a very prolific bloomer here, but have no clue what it will do in either too hot or cooler climates. Here, it is usually just right, and neither the cool spells nor the too hot spells last longer than three days, so do not qualify to say anything about either of those growing conditions. Fragrant, rather nice in every aspect, but this place is a bit too easy on all roses so my opinion is probably not worth much for you. FWIW. -- Radika California USDA 9 / Sunset 15 |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
"Shiva" wrote in message news:aHlwYXRpYQ==.6abf1265c94e99814d763be9a12e0abf @1049216604.cotse.net... JimS. wrote: Does anyone grow "Just Joey" in a cooler climate? Apprantly from the lack of response, nobody has Bronze Star which I bought this weekend. I have neither. I think there are folks here who grow JJ but the problem is the qualifier "cooler climate." Fully most people here grow in fairly hot places, though thank god we have a fairly good mix now that isn't dominated by any part of the country. I can't answer your question, but I have been thinking this for two days: you would really like the rose Whiskey Mac, I think. It's not on Helpmefind.com. Who grows it? Is there a pic online somewhere, I'd love to check it out. JimS. |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
"Radika Kesavan" wrote in message ... JimS. wrote: Does anyone grow "Just Joey" in a cooler climate? Apprantly from the lack of response, nobody has Bronze Star which I bought this weekend. Bronze Star is a cross between Just Joey and some unknown seedling. My book says Just Joey has its best colors where there are hot summers-- which does not exactly describe Seattle. (mild winter but not hot summer). Does anyone grow Just Joey where it's not too hot? I'm wondering what I can expect from this Bronze Star. Also, is Just Joey a prolific bloomer? J. Joey is a very prolific bloomer here, but have no clue what it will do in either too hot or cooler climates. Here, it is usually just right, and neither the cool spells nor the too hot spells last longer than three days, so do not qualify to say anything about either of those growing conditions. Fragrant, rather nice in every aspect, but this place is a bit too easy on all roses so my opinion is probably not worth much for you. FWIW. -- Radika California USDA 9 / Sunset 15 Well, that's more than I knew before! If your weather is not "too hot" as you say-- that's more what I was wondering about. We don't get a really hot summer in Seattle, which is supposed to improve Just Joey's color. What is the color like in your "not too hot" climate? JimS. |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
JimS. wrote:
"Radika Kesavan" wrote in message ... J. Joey is a very prolific bloomer here, but have no clue what it will do in either too hot or cooler climates. Here, it is usually just right, and neither the cool spells nor the too hot spells last longer than three days, so do not qualify to say anything about either of those growing conditions. Fragrant, rather nice in every aspect, but this place is a bit too easy on all roses .... Well, that's more than I knew before! If your weather is not "too hot" as you say-- that's more what I was wondering about. I see. Our summer averages are probably higher than yours, but it does not get too terribly hot here compared to other places along the West Coast. Our average summer high temperatures are about 77 degrees, according to what I cna look up. Sometimes we get abominable heat waves when things can get real ugly and shoot up to anywhere from 95 to 110 degrees, but then, almost within three days, everything will calm down and the cool air from the ocean will move in. We don't get a really hot summer in Seattle, which is supposed to improve Just Joey's color. What is the color like in your "not too hot" climate? I don't know from where this person has posted the photographs, but it looks just like this: http://community.webshots.com/album/43297093VnBZAA -- Radika California USDA 9 / Sunset 15 |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
"Radika Kesavan" wrote in message ... "Radika Kesavan" wrote in message ... We don't get a really hot summer in Seattle, which is supposed to improve Just Joey's color. What is the color like in your "not too hot" climate? I don't know from where this person has posted the photographs, but it looks just like this: http://community.webshots.com/album/43297093VnBZAA -- Radika California USDA 9 / Sunset 15 Perfect. That's what I was thinking. Bronze Start is supposed to be a bit darker than that, so if that holds true I'll be plenty happy. Thanks again, JimS. |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
JimS. wrote:
"Shiva" wrote in message news:aHlwYXRpYQ==.6abf1265c94e99814d763be9a12e0abf @1049216604.cotse.net... I can't answer your question, but I have been thinking this for two days: you would really like the rose Whiskey Mac, I think. It's not on Helpmefind.com. Who grows it? Is there a pic online somewhere, I'd love to check it out. Drop the "e" (i.e. "Whisky Mac"): http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=6500 -- Henry |
"Just Joey" in cool climates
"Henry" wrote in message .. . JimS. wrote: "Shiva" wrote in message news:aHlwYXRpYQ==.6abf1265c94e99814d763be9a12e0abf @1049216604.cotse.net... I can't answer your question, but I have been thinking this for two days: you would really like the rose Whiskey Mac, I think. It's not on Helpmefind.com. Who grows it? Is there a pic online somewhere, I'd love to check it out. Drop the "e" (i.e. "Whisky Mac"): http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=6500 -- Henry Thanks Henry. I don't know how I missed that. That raises another question-- Helpmefind says "repeats its bloom later in the season". Does that mean once? Or does it mean "everblooming"? JimS. |
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