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Post by paulh 21st February 2013, 00:14

some suggestions please...

I am wanting to get a pink climber... it needs to be vigorous, blooms to be medium to large in clusters and the foliage needs to be glossy.
I want double blooms... and want a repeater or one that flowers all season.

I'm open to all shades of pink..... Climber recommendatios 2023066572
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Post by jordan71 21st February 2013, 07:30

try nahema paul
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Post by Barbara B 21st February 2013, 07:47

Pierre de Ronsard. I'm a huge fan of this rose. I have one climbing on the shed outside my computer room and love it.
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Post by betsyw 21st February 2013, 09:31

I'm always impressed with what I see and hear of Cl. Pinkie. Profusion, profusion, profusion
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Post by paulh 21st February 2013, 22:58

Thanks for that peoples... I will certainly google these suggestions.
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Post by betsyw 21st February 2013, 23:06

Pierre, mentioned by Barbara, is the fav of many, paul. Tried and true, also called Eden.
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Post by silkyfizz 21st February 2013, 23:11

Pierre has the added advantage of being easy to train and almost thornless. That's why I got my Pierre - I'm an absolute beginner with climbers so I wanted something beautiful but "easy". Huh, time will tell how successful I am, but I just love the flowers of Pierre. Fast repeat too.
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Post by paulh 21st February 2013, 23:51

After having a look see on google, I'm tending to lean toward
"nahema". however if it's more of a upright growing climber I will probably go for another.

So peoples thanks... umm please feel free to advise me more.
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Post by Ausrose 18th March 2013, 00:39

A good climber is High Society. The colour of the blooms are similar to Good Samaritan.

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Post by paulh 18th March 2013, 02:38

Hi peoples, Last week I took the plunge and bought a Nahema climber from Melville roses here in Perth. I hope it turns out to be a beauty
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Post by maree 18th March 2013, 10:29

I've just ordered Nahema from Swanes Paul , i had Pierre de Ron , good rose but no fragrance , Nahema is supposed to be fragrant thats why i went for it , just planting one to see how it goes .... fingers crossed ...
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Post by jordan71 18th March 2013, 12:40

paul you made a good choice with nahema .. its a great rose

and maree you will love the fragrance
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Post by maree 18th March 2013, 13:23

Jordan , i'm pretty sure it was you or maybe it was Silky who recommended it to me , if it turns out to be a great rose and i love it, i'll sing your praises forever, lol !! Betsy you too , i have ordered Fragrant Cloud , if i love it , i'll sing your praises forever too ....
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Post by jordan71 18th March 2013, 16:45

lol it was me maree, but regardless who recommended it to ya , you will be pleased
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Post by silkyfizz 18th March 2013, 21:56

The nahema plant (large, established) I saw at a nursery was indeed beautiful, with a powerful rich fragrance.I still love my Pierre though. Maree, I know you'll love Fragrant Cloud, it's the most superb thing, its flowers beautiful colour in all its stages and the scent.....don't know why I waited so long. Thank you Betsy!!
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Post by maree 18th March 2013, 22:08

I'm sure i'll love them both Jordan and Silky. Silky by the way hows your Babs going , are you still pleased with it ?
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Post by silkyfizz 18th March 2013, 22:30

Maree, yes Babs is coming along well, I'm very happy with her. She has a couple of strong canes and produced several lovely clusters. Flowers are quite lovely and the fragrance is very strong, rich and complex, like a french perfume. I'm expecting her to fill out a bit next year, she needs to bulk up, bit skinny yet. About a metre high. Health has been good apart from some BS early this season, occasional leaf now.
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Post by maree 19th March 2013, 08:35

Fantastic Silky , i'm thinking next year i should have the bed ready for three standard roses , long narrow bed , so bushes will be no good and Babs with her perfume could be one of them ,if she has a strong perfume i can forgive her the BS , thanks
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Post by betsyw 19th March 2013, 08:48

How does Babs cut, silky?
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Post by silkyfizz 19th March 2013, 11:44

Betsy I don't often cut roses, prefer to enjoy them on the bush, but the flowers stand up straight and petals seem quite robust, without being coarse. Last well on the plant. Next flower I will cut for you and see how it goes in a vase. Will let you know.
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Post by betsyw 19th March 2013, 12:02

Thanking yoooo!
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Post by maree 19th March 2013, 13:27

Thats a good question Betsy , i'll be interested in that one too , i like em on the bush and i like em inside , cause i love vases , especially crystal ones , my son was admiring the scent of Aoteroa and Firefighter in the vase yesterday , YEY !!!!
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Post by silkyfizz 30th March 2013, 22:40

Betsy and Maree, just a note about Barbra Streisand's vase life. What a great rose to pick. This is the 5th day of the one flower I picked, fully opened, no sign of droop, strong fragrance still wafting through the house. Fragrance became very strong 4th day to the extent I even thought of moving it into the next room. Having it in a vase really brought home to me the colouration. Mauve washed dark pink as a bud, as it opens strong mauve with reverse much darker. Very beautiful, and certainly worth cutting. As I said before complex heavy perfume, much stronger than Charles De Gaulle , to my nose. I think it would be a good choice for you Betsy. Maree you would love it too.
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Post by betsyw 30th March 2013, 22:48

Absolutely sold. I dither no more. Will be added to the order on Tues. Thanks for pushing me to get Babs, silky. Might get two actually. I like to keep the roses paired.
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Post by maree 30th March 2013, 23:18

I'm sold too Silky , thanks !!!
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