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Rosa 'Mountbatten'

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By Anget


Rosa 'Mountbatten'

Harkness, floribunda, 1982.
I thought this was an HT. It is tall and slender with fabulous scent. Prone to the dreaded blackspot in my garden. This is a cutting from my original plant which I discarded! Couldn't give it up completely! I'm a hopeless case!



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Um, more than I have room for in the borders, Klahanie! I tried to count them when I was lying awake in the middle of the night a couple of days ago. I will keep falling for the large shrubby types.. I have my eye on a DA rose 'Buttercup' for the Autumn - that's bright yellow. I love yellow roses best, too. They generally have a good scent and they are so cheering.
How is the ghastly weather doing for you? You have been in my thoughts x

3 Jul, 2021

 

Such a beautiful Rose . . . :o)

3 Jul, 2021

 

Thank you, Shirley. IF it wasn't for the 'spot' it would be perfect in every way!

3 Jul, 2021

 

Thanks, Paul.

3 Jul, 2021

 

It’s another beauty, Ange. Just as well you didn’t give up hope with this one!

4 Jul, 2021

 

Klahanie, I’m so sorry to hear how the heat/high temps have caused so much damage and obliterated a whole town..those poor folks. It’s just one big nightmare.
My thoughts are with you all out there. X

4 Jul, 2021

 

That's hard to hear, Klahanie. I hope these poor people are helped and able to resume their lives before too long.

5 Jul, 2021



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