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Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
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Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by muscovyduckling 18th November 2014, 17:58
Big old hedge that started my love affair with roses:
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Climbing a south-facing verandah:
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Killing it on a split-rail fence:
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Gotta get me some Creps.
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Climbing a south-facing verandah:
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Killing it on a split-rail fence:
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Gotta get me some Creps.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by The Lazy Rosarian 18th November 2014, 18:45
Is this your other house Zoe 
In all honesty where are these shots from please Zoe ?
In all honesty where are these shots from please Zoe ?
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by muscovyduckling 18th November 2014, 19:47
They're just some Crepuscules that are growing in my neighbourhood. I walk the dogs past them every day so I thought I would take some pics for everyone while I was there.
They are three different houses.
They are three different houses.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by muscovyduckling 18th November 2014, 19:48
....And none of them are mine! How many houses do you think I have David? Hahaha.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by betsyw 18th November 2014, 20:14
Thank you for these terrific pix, Zoe. If your husband keeps buying up businesses and investing in property, , you could own half the Dandenongs in no time.
Although I think a chateau on the Loire would suit you better,
The trouble with photos of established climbers is that they create desire that can never be satisfied unless you have infinite patience and time. The true rose porn
Although I think a chateau on the Loire would suit you better,
The trouble with photos of established climbers is that they create desire that can never be satisfied unless you have infinite patience and time. The true rose porn
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by The Lazy Rosarian 19th November 2014, 06:00
Zoe, do you know the owners of these houses ?
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by muscovyduckling 19th November 2014, 14:17
Nope. I've spoken to the lady with the weeping standard a bit (pictured in Paul's thread about weepers) about roses coz she has heaps or roses in her partially shaded front yard, but she's just sold the place and will be moving out soon.
Why? Is it naughty to post pics of other people's roses? I hope I haven't stuffed up.
Why? Is it naughty to post pics of other people's roses? I hope I haven't stuffed up.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by SueH 19th November 2014, 15:43
muscovyduckling wrote:Nope. I've spoken to the lady with the weeping standard a bit (pictured in Paul's thread about weepers) about roses coz she has heaps or roses in her partially shaded front yard, but she's just sold the place and will be moving out soon.
Why? Is it naughty to post pics of other people's roses? I hope I haven't stuffed up.
Nah Zoe, - just tell them you're taking photos for a forum!!!
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by The Lazy Rosarian 19th November 2014, 17:59
No it is not any trouble Zoe. I was think of the age of the plants. You could ask the old/new owner for some cuttings and 'possibly' strike one, same for the other houses around you.
The other thing is if we could get details, it could be posted on HMF-roses.
The other thing is if we could get details, it could be posted on HMF-roses.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by betsyw 19th November 2014, 18:51
Yes! Yes! If you can, Zoe, please ask the age of these plants (also, how many plants did it take to create each bountiful display).
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by Barbara B 19th November 2014, 19:40
Hi,
this Crepuscule is about 12 years old and has been cut back hard in the past. It's one of my favourite roses.
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this Crepuscule is about 12 years old and has been cut back hard in the past. It's one of my favourite roses.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by muscovyduckling 20th November 2014, 10:49
Nice one Barbara! The hedge is 6 plants and gets all day sun, they're quite old and woody / at least 6 years old. There are 4 climbers on the verandah, but I don't know how long they've been there as it's a new route. And it's just one plant on the split rail fence, it's been there for 3 years.
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Re: Crepuscule doing it's thing in my neighbourhood
by SueH 20th November 2014, 13:20
It's no good. will have to have a Crepuscule! Miss mine so much. Will try to post a photo!
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