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18-04-2003, 10:56 PM
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Old Growth Roses?
Hi everybody, :-)
So I have been seeing the term Old Growth Roses being mentioned alot. Does this mean roses that are "classics?" Roses that have been grown from the 1900's, stuff like that? Can I buy them online? Are they similar to the HT roses that I have? Any tips on buying them, etc etc. Will they grow well in my Zones 9-10, Southern, CA? Thanks, :-) Emil Zones 9-10 |
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