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Thee's Garden Blog
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Simon on 11th January 2009, 1:36 pm
Yeah.. it's ok 
Red Pierre is really lovely TheE BUT!!!! It pails in comparison to the mighty berg! If only all roses were as useful in the garden as iceberg is! I have four different bergs now... Climbing berg, Blushing Pink berg, Burgundy berg, and the original white berg. As these are all sports of the original berg one might expect them to behave very similar but I have to say I am disappointed with burgundy berg. It even defoliated this year.. while the others are clean as a whislte. Climbing berg is even virused and it still is flawless and vigorous. If anyone wants a Burgundy Berg this winter shoot me a PM.
Red Pierre is really lovely TheE BUT!!!! It pails in comparison to the mighty berg! If only all roses were as useful in the garden as iceberg is! I have four different bergs now... Climbing berg, Blushing Pink berg, Burgundy berg, and the original white berg. As these are all sports of the original berg one might expect them to behave very similar but I have to say I am disappointed with burgundy berg. It even defoliated this year.. while the others are clean as a whislte. Climbing berg is even virused and it still is flawless and vigorous. If anyone wants a Burgundy Berg this winter shoot me a PM.
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 11th January 2009, 6:24 pm
Oh I would love another one please 
but give to a person who has not got one first, I have all of those plus the pale pink burg as well, must get a yellow one too LOL
but give to a person who has not got one first, I have all of those plus the pale pink burg as well, must get a yellow one too LOL
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 11th January 2009, 6:28 pm
WooHoo, does a happy dance 
P.S. Dee you rose has been planted today
P.S. Dee you rose has been planted today
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 11th January 2009, 7:13 pm
Estate you photos are terrific! I agree you Iceberg is beautiful!
Can you smell it? I have not grow the bush in years but do have the climber. I think ti smells devine but so many people say it has no scent.
Can you smell it? I have not grow the bush in years but do have the climber. I think ti smells devine but so many people say it has no scent.
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 11th January 2009, 7:15 pm
I think there is a light perfume as I always love to have a wiff on my roses 
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 12th January 2009, 9:52 pm
Well desides dead heading been taking more piccies , these are yesterdays
pics
pics
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by rosemeadow on 14th January 2009, 12:21 am
Great photos Thee. Iceberg sure looks good as Tasv said. What is the red and white rose at the top in the second listing ?
My Burgundy and Blushing Pink short weeping standards haven't had alot of lush growth eigther and not that a great display in blooms. I did have a Blushing Pink Iceberg bush once and it was a mas of blooms. Reckon I will move these short weepers out the back a bit and unclutter inbetween my bigger weepers.
My Burgundy and Blushing Pink short weeping standards haven't had alot of lush growth eigther and not that a great display in blooms. I did have a Blushing Pink Iceberg bush once and it was a mas of blooms. Reckon I will move these short weepers out the back a bit and unclutter inbetween my bigger weepers.
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Guest on 14th January 2009, 11:42 am
The redish/pink one is Henry Matisse (cant spell) Yes not that happy with the newer bergs, but with persist on as they are only a few years old, where the white one is over 10 years old !
P.S. will include names in the future if I know them
P.S. will include names in the future if I know them
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by Ripley on 3rd June 2009, 7:58 pm
I always though Iceberg was released in the 50's 
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Re: Thee's Garden Blog
by roseman on 3rd June 2009, 8:32 pm
Ripley, it was, TheE's, in her garden, she meant is only that old.
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