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Joseph's Coat
Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog,
I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
I have 2 Joseph's coat. I am in Seattle Zone 8, so I'm guessing we have
probably much milder winters (almost no freezing) but not as hot summers as you. Joseph's coat is really beautiful when it's blooming, but my problem with them is that it is a slow grower (at least the ones I have). They put out blooms that are really brilliant and change colors as they age. It's very nice, but you might want to buy more than one where you might other wise have planted just one? Could be just the ones I have. Oh and another thing, it's really spiny....one of the more painful roses I have to work on. You'd better have some good gloves! JimS. Seattle, Z8 "LauraEG" wrote in message ... Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog, I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
I have 2 Joseph's coat. I am in Seattle Zone 8, so I'm guessing we have
probably much milder winters (almost no freezing) but not as hot summers as you. Joseph's coat is really beautiful when it's blooming, but my problem with them is that it is a slow grower (at least the ones I have). They put out blooms that are really brilliant and change colors as they age. It's very nice, but you might want to buy more than one where you might other wise have planted just one? Could be just the ones I have. Oh and another thing, it's really spiny....one of the more painful roses I have to work on. You'd better have some good gloves! JimS. Seattle, Z8 "LauraEG" wrote in message ... Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog, I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
I have 2 Joseph's coat. I am in Seattle Zone 8, so I'm guessing we have
probably much milder winters (almost no freezing) but not as hot summers as you. Joseph's coat is really beautiful when it's blooming, but my problem with them is that it is a slow grower (at least the ones I have). They put out blooms that are really brilliant and change colors as they age. It's very nice, but you might want to buy more than one where you might other wise have planted just one? Could be just the ones I have. Oh and another thing, it's really spiny....one of the more painful roses I have to work on. You'd better have some good gloves! JimS. Seattle, Z8 "LauraEG" wrote in message ... Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog, I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
I have 2 Joseph's coat. I am in Seattle Zone 8, so I'm guessing we have
probably much milder winters (almost no freezing) but not as hot summers as you. Joseph's coat is really beautiful when it's blooming, but my problem with them is that it is a slow grower (at least the ones I have). They put out blooms that are really brilliant and change colors as they age. It's very nice, but you might want to buy more than one where you might other wise have planted just one? Could be just the ones I have. Oh and another thing, it's really spiny....one of the more painful roses I have to work on. You'd better have some good gloves! JimS. Seattle, Z8 "LauraEG" wrote in message ... Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog, I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
Thanks for the info, Jim. I was only planning to purchase one, but being
somewhat clumsy, perhaps I should re consider, don't need to leave a blood trail through the yard! Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
Thanks for the info, Jim. I was only planning to purchase one, but being
somewhat clumsy, perhaps I should re consider, don't need to leave a blood trail through the yard! Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
Thanks for the info, Jim. I was only planning to purchase one, but being
somewhat clumsy, perhaps I should re consider, don't need to leave a blood trail through the yard! Thanks, Laura |
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Joseph's Coat
I have two hee in East TN. They are well worth the price of a few nicks.
Beautiful!!! One if my favorites. ANother that comes close but not as spiney and shorter canes is "Spice so Nice" from Weeks Roses. Cindy -- All outgoing mail scanned for viruses. "JimS." wrote in message news:SCr0c.148822$jk2.582081@attbi_s53... I have 2 Joseph's coat. I am in Seattle Zone 8, so I'm guessing we have probably much milder winters (almost no freezing) but not as hot summers as you. Joseph's coat is really beautiful when it's blooming, but my problem with them is that it is a slow grower (at least the ones I have). They put out blooms that are really brilliant and change colors as they age. It's very nice, but you might want to buy more than one where you might other wise have planted just one? Could be just the ones I have. Oh and another thing, it's really spiny....one of the more painful roses I have to work on. You'd better have some good gloves! JimS. Seattle, Z8 "LauraEG" wrote in message ... Anyone had any experience with this climber? It looks fabulous in the catalog, I am in south eastern Virginia, zone 7 Thanks, Laura |
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