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Rosa Banksiae Lutea

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by bluequin, Mar 27, 2011.

  1. bluequin

    bluequin Gardener

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    I started training one over my front door 2 summers ago and no flowers... nada, not a sausage!

    I've just been looking over it this morning and there are unmistakable flower buds - they're tiny but they're there.... yay:happydance:

    Just thought I'd share my happy news:yess:
     
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    music Memories Are Made Of This.

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    Hi Bluequin. that's good news. there is nothing worse than planting a substantial plant or bush
    waiting for a result and nothing happens,most annoying . as i understand the Rosa Banksiae Lutea prefers a sunny sheltered site.
     
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    Angelina Super Gardener

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    Lucky you!!! [​IMG]
    I love this rose and I ordered a plant these days. (We make group overseas orders through a Bulgarian flower forum, as these varieties are not locally available).
    But the yellow beauty was not in stock... :(

    However, I replaced it with two other ones:
    1. [​IMG] 2. [​IMG]

    1. Acropolis (hybrid tea)
    2. Ghislaine de Feligonde (climber)

    Bluequin, I honestly share your excitement. It's one of my dream roses!!!
    Post pictures when it blooms! [​IMG]
     
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    Yes a lovely rambling rose but to fast growing for my small garden,but never the less a beautiful rose,loves to be in the full sun /P shade:)Bluequin I am sure your rose will burst in to bloom:)

     
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    :thud: Wow Woo I just had to google that.. I knew roses lived a long time but that is amazing.. I got some images from Google it is amazing..

    :yay:

    Wow & to think we went so near Tombstone & I never knew it was there...!!! :thud:
    Sorry BlueQ, didn't mean to hijack your thread, but it is amazing you have to admit..
     
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  6. bluequin

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    Crikey :shocked: I had no idea it could get that big.... I think I might have to keep on top of the pruning - my house is tiny

    Thanks for the pictures Marley Farley... even if they did scare the life out of me :runhills:
     
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    Just a bit of information which might be of some help to you Bluequin:)

     
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    :heehee: Sorry didn't mean to scare you Blue but it is mind boggling isn't it... :shocked:

    :thumbsup: Just enjoy yours & follow & ask Woo for any more advice you need for Roses...
     
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    Finally, I have a yellow Banksia rose! It arrived yesterday and I'm really happy because it happened to be 'out of stock' with any nursery from which I'd tried to buy it so far.
    Now it's here and planted.

    Not much of a rose for the time being: three bare stems and several leaves.
    But how lovely the feeling!
    :yahoo:
     
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