2011 Rose Of The Year

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  1. wiseowl

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    Rose of the Year 2011

    Joie De Viv

    The Joy of Life, a very apt name for a superb rose already collecting a
    string of International awards, Superb health with dark green glossy
    foliage, repeat flowering & compact manageable habit making it an
    ideal container or border rose. The large old styles cupped blooms are a
    very pleasant creamy pastel pink with a gentle fragrance
    This recently released little floribunda rose has superb repeat
    flowering powers - deadhead the old blooms promptly and it will keep
    pushing them out from June until the frosts.


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      Looks like a truly gorgeous rose, WOO.
      Are you growing it ?
       
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      Good morning Alice I only wish I could ,but unfortunately I dont,have the room,Oh yes I have!:heehee: I shall order it and put it in a container :)
       
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      That is a rally nice rose..:thumbsup:

      I am looking for a bright red rose to grow in two containers to form an arch over my garden bench and I want it to have the most strongest of scents it can have. All ideas most welcome. :-)
       
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      I have a rose very similar to the Joy of Life WOO but it's a climber.
      We call it Aunt Marion as my MIL got it as a cutting from her Aunt a very long time ago and we got a cutting from my MIL.
      You can see it in my vase here.

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      Hi Shobhna I would recomend this beautiful climbing rose for growing in a container :)

      Chrysler Imperial

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      Joy of Life rose, I LOVE that pale apricot colour. but I definitely haven't got the room.

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      Hi, Not sure if it's good in a container but Ena Harkness is strongly scented and is a good colour red.
       
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      Does a "gentle fragrance" mean very little fragrance? Don't get me wrong I love Roses and I really like this one, but to me a rose is not a rose without a good scent. I don't have many roses, just Uncle Walter, Kings Ransom, Mad for You, Trumpeter, Regensberg, Masquerade, and White Skyliner in a large oak barrel container, but they all get pampered and fed with the best fertilisers, with Kings Ransom and Masquerade well over 20 years old.:yess:

      Some of the scents of the roses can really give you a high:hapfeet::happydance:
       
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