Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 - Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com/66695-product.html (william baffin)

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...257Epaul%252Fg
allicas%252Fsultane.html%26invocationType%3D-%26fromPage%3DNSCPResults%26amp%3BampTest%3D1&remo ve_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rdrop.com%2F%7Epaul%2Fgall icas%2Fsultane.html
(Russell's cottage rose)

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...257Epaul%252Fg
allicas%252Fsultane.html%26invocationType%3D-%26fromPage%3DNSCPResults%26amp%3BampTest%3D1&remo ve_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rdrop.com%2F%7Epaul%2Fgall icas%2Fsultane.html
(complicata)

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...257Epaul%252Fg
allicas%252Fsultane.html%26invocationType%3D-%26fromPage%3DNSCPResults%26amp%3BampTest%3D1&remo ve_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rdrop.com%2F%7Epaul%2Fgall icas%2Fsultane.html
(crested sweetheart)

"jtaylor" wrote in message
...
Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 -
Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

"jtaylor" wrote:
Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 - Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?

Hey JT!

I don't know how cold hardy it is but I am told the Don Juan climber
is very fragrant and it is a deep red color.

I'm a rose newbie so please double check what I say. :-)

Ah Nova Scotia what a beautiful part of the world!

Jay in Vegas...starting to get pretty warm now!

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

Don Juan rose is only hardy up to zone 6.

"JJ" wrote in message
...
"jtaylor" wrote:
Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 -
Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?

Hey JT!

I don't know how cold hardy it is but I am told the Don Juan climber
is very fragrant and it is a deep red color.

I'm a rose newbie so please double check what I say. :-)

Ah Nova Scotia what a beautiful part of the world!

Jay in Vegas...starting to get pretty warm now!

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

How can make a white rose to ablue rose?

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

countrygirl wrote:


That photo of La Belle de Sultane is the one
that almost made me plant my first once-bloomer.
It takes my breath away.

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

Maybe Blaze Improved?


"jtaylor" wrote in message
...
Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 -
Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

jtaylor wrote:

Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 - Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?



If you're in the Annapolis valley or on the Northumberland Strait and
have a nice mild winter with good snow cover, you could try Don Juan --
it's got a pretty rose, but the scent isn't too strong. It also tends to
get mildewy, which could be a problem if you've got a lot of fog. I've
got a David Austin 'Othello' which is a dark magenta color -- cabbage
rose form -- strong perfume, and although it isn't rated as a climber,
we grew it up over an archway trellis one year. Check in the towns
around: this is a good time to go for a walk or drive to see what roses
are in bloom, and see if someone will tell you what they've got :-D
....pat.

--
Pat and Ash

http://www3.sympatico.ca/patash/
Pat blogs at http://patsgreenthumb.blogspot.com/
Ash blogs as Michael Court at http://conceptions.blogspot.com/

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

jtaylor wrote:

Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 - Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?



If you're in the Annapolis valley or on the Northumberland Strait and
have a nice mild winter with good snow cover, you could try Don Juan --
it's got a pretty rose, but the scent isn't too strong. It also tends to
get mildewy, which could be a problem if you've got a lot of fog. I've
got a David Austin 'Othello' which is a dark magenta color -- cabbage
rose form -- strong perfume, and although it isn't rated as a climber,
we grew it up over an archway trellis one year. Check in the towns
around: this is a good time to go for a walk or drive to see what roses
are in bloom, and see if someone will tell you what they've got :-D
....pat.

--
Pat and Ash

http://www3.sympatico.ca/patash/
Pat blogs at http://patsgreenthumb.blogspot.com/
Ash blogs as Michael Court at http://conceptions.blogspot.com/

Wanted Purple Climbing Smelly Rose
 

jtaylor wrote:

Looking for a climber. I want Deep color - could be dark red. He wants
them to smell nice. ( to climb up a south east porch - Zone 5 or 6 - Nova
Scotia). Any suggestions for the perfect rose?



If you're in the Annapolis valley or on the Northumberland Strait and
have a nice mild winter with good snow cover, you could try Don Juan --
it's got a pretty rose, but the scent isn't too strong. It also tends to
get mildewy, which could be a problem if you've got a lot of fog. I've
got a David Austin 'Othello' which is a dark magenta color -- cabbage
rose form -- strong perfume, and although it isn't rated as a climber,
we grew it up over an archway trellis one year. Check in the towns
around: this is a good time to go for a walk or drive to see what roses
are in bloom, and see if someone will tell you what they've got :-D
....pat.

--
Pat and Ash

http://www3.sympatico.ca/patash/
Pat blogs at http://patsgreenthumb.blogspot.com/
Ash blogs as Michael Court at http://conceptions.blogspot.com/