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black roses question
I don't know where you saw your red roses but if you want black roses you must plant your black rose where it gets some shade and a rose pushed to the limit of this will deliver the blackest rose. Hhhm... my experience has been that my darkest red roses acquire a blackened shade in the heat of the full summer sun. Oklahoma, for one. The only black in the shade I've seen, was on a now dead Black Garnet, with a fatal case of what I can only guess to have been a botrytis or mildew infestation. The entire buds blackened, and the canes quikly fell victim as well. It was only a little shade, as it was near an apple tree, so late afternoon gave it some shade. Scopata Fuori "Bad cat!" |
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