Rose 'Nuits de Young (1845)' (Rosa Moss (OGR))

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melvatoo Denton, TX(Zone 7a) Dec 28, 2003

Rose 'Nuits de Young (1845)'
Rosa Moss (OGR)

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Iowagal CHARITON, IA(Zone 5a) Dec 30, 2003

I can almost smell this one!

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Feb 26, 2004

Do you happen to have any extra seeds from this plant? I have some "Pink Salvia" seeds I could trade you!?!?!?

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melvatoo Denton, TX(Zone 7a) Feb 26, 2004

Roses typically grow from cuttings and not seeds. Do you want to try rooting a cutting?

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Feb 27, 2004

Sure.... I will send you an e-mail with my mailing address in it! Thanks! sassytiger

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SILady Enterprise, FL(Zone 9b) Feb 28, 2004

Is this fragrant? How about mildew, black spot resistant? Thanks Deb

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melvatoo Denton, TX(Zone 7a) Feb 28, 2004

It is extremely fragrant, I have had no problem with mildew, it does get some blackspot, not sure how it would do without spraying in Florida....where is Stone Island? My home town is Pensacola.

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Setipoda Augsburg, Germany Mar 06, 2005

It's a wonderful rose
but sorry it's never 'Nuits de Young'.
Setipoda

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SILady Enterprise, FL(Zone 9b) Apr 14, 2005

I'm 25 miles west of Orlando and 25 miles east of Daytona Beach, just across Lake Monroe from Sanford. Sorry about the late replay haven't been on the board for a long time. Deb

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