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R. Laxa
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Re: R. Laxa
by neptune 14th August 2013, 18:41
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Re: R. Laxa
by AutumnDamask 14th August 2013, 21:56
So.... I gather that R. laxa might not be the rootstock for me on acidic granite soils...?
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Re: R. Laxa
by Guest 15th August 2013, 15:52
Laxa is a very tough rootstock, its in the canina family. They use it in Belgium because it can tolerate wetter soils
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Re: R. Laxa
by AutumnDamask 15th August 2013, 19:03
So... it would be suitable for me if I wanted to extend my rose garden into the heavier soils in our lower garden area....
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Re: R. Laxa
by The Lazy Rosarian 18th August 2013, 06:11
It is my opinion that it would suit you well Wendy
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