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A New Rose for Me..

Discussion in 'Roses' started by Marley Farley, Jul 5, 2014.

  1. Marley Farley

    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    I have been given a beautiful rambler "Wickwar" by my S in L for my birthday..It has the most beautiful delicate scent.. A real old fashioned scent.. I am so pleased with it, it suits the top of my garden perfectly.. It seems to gave settled in well and I have had one bloom so far..
    Any care tips Woo.?
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    The photo doesn't do it justice as it is really beautiful..
     
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      Lovely rose Marley! The flower is almost like a Clematis. :)
       
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      Good afternoon Marley that's is one beautiful old fashioned Rose,very vigorous keep an eye on it;)

      Bred by Keith Steadman (United Kingdom, circa 1960).

      Named for Wickwar, England, where this seedling was raised.

      I am sure I know someone who lives in "WickWar";) must have been on my
      Christmas card list:smile:

      Just a little more about your Rose
      Your Rose makes a makes a large spreading bush about 2 meters high and more across,it is a seedling of R.brunonii possibly with R.soulieana as the other parent,which originated in the garden of Keith Steadman in Wickwar,Gloucester:smile:

      This rose grows at Castle Howard Rose Garden.
       
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        Brilliant info Woo Thank you.. I always love it when there is a little potted history with it.. ;) :SUNsmile:
         
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