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Roses with good vase life

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Post by Rose-Anna 12th March 2012, 11:26

I saw Caroles post and thought we could all share our experience on roses with good vase life. As we exhibit, this is really important to us since the rose has to last and look good in a vase for several days.

A new one I cant go past is the Firefighter, an absolute stunner that have a strong perfume and seem to last forever and ever. It also get really long strong stems.

Jardins de Bagatelle (White with pink edges) and Pope John Paul II (white) are two roses that are quite long lasting as well as perfumed.

The Kardinals (pink & red) are two other ones that always performs well.
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Post by Carole 12th March 2012, 11:40

I remember Bruce in the past talking about Firefighter, I could be wrong but I think he was a big fan of it.
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Post by Happy roses 12th March 2012, 13:03

I have Firefighter as well, but mine doesn't seem to last that long. Love it though, maybe gets better with age?
City of Newcastle lasts for ages too
and Fairytale Queen too, beautiful formed pale pink
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Post by Carole 12th March 2012, 13:08

Rose - Anna,
This is a great thread,
After all a lot of people grow roses not to just enjoy in the garden but also for indoors/vases.
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Post by Happy roses 12th March 2012, 13:27

That would be me Carole, I'm always on the lookout for long lasting roses, smellys are a bonus too.
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Post by Carole 12th March 2012, 13:36

Rosemeadow grew me a lovely rose on its own roots, "Royal Highness" it is a great cut flower, lasts quite a few days and has quite good perfume, sometimes stronger than others. It is very pale pink to white, depends on the weather conditions here. she has heaps of flowers all season through spring to Autumn and for those interested lots of hips.
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Post by Rose-Anna 12th March 2012, 14:39

Our Firefighter has been really good from the start, could be climate or rootstock?
One that surprised me was actually April Hamer, an Aussie bred rose. Really beautiful and also long lasting.

Also love Good Samaritan, we get roses in abundance of that one and often have vases full of that one alone. It has no perfume tho but a rich deep pink colour.
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Post by The Estate 12th March 2012, 15:53

Love your tineke avatar Smile
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Post by Carole 12th March 2012, 15:58

OK I am lost,
I cant find who has Tineke as an avatar scratch
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Post by neptune 12th March 2012, 20:49

scratch me neither....
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Post by Rose-Anna 12th March 2012, 20:59

The Estate wrote:Love your tineke avatar Smile

Carole wrote:OK I am lost,
I cant find who has Tineke as an avatar scratch

I think she is referring to me Smile Tineke is quite similar, but my avatar is a Pope John Paul II.
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Post by Carole 12th March 2012, 21:42

Thank you Very Happy
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Post by The Lazy Rosarian 13th March 2012, 05:40

If you are interested in good roses that have 2 qualities which I think are important, try this one,
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Post by Happy roses 13th March 2012, 12:44

Ozeboy, would you be able to tell me why my firefighter doesn't last very long compared to Rose-Annas? I don't know what rootstock it is..
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Post by OzRose 13th March 2012, 16:18

For me , I can't go past The Children's Rose .
Long stems , not many thorns , thick waxy petals and a rich rose perfume to die for ; keeps well as a cut flower too.
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Post by Carole 13th March 2012, 18:53

Our Camp David is flowering well also a good vase flower cheers
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