R. Phyllis Bide and similar roses for containers and as a standard.

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  1. Howard Stone

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    I've always loved this rose, partly because of the small double flowers which fade so attractively, partly because of its non-stiff habit, partly because of the scent.

    Last winter, just to see what would happen, I planted some in 70L containers, and so far they're thriving. What do you think will happen? I intend to prune them right down in winter.

    Graham Stewart Thomas (I think) mentions somewhere that they make good weeping standards. Does anyone know if there's a supplier anywhere?

    If not, can you suggest a rose which a lover of Phyllis might also love?

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      Good afternoon @Howard Stone yes a lovely Polyantha Rose:smile: I suggest "Perle d'Or'" or 'Margot Koster':smile:


      Phyllis Bide

      Yellow blend Polyantha, Cl..
      Registration name: Phyllis Bide
      Exhibition name: Phyllis Bide
      Bred by S.Bide & Sons Ltd(United Kingdom, 1923).
      Climber, Polyantha, Cl..
      Apricot to salmon-pink, ages to pink . None to mild fragrance. up to 15 petals. Average diameter 1.25". Small, semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.
      Climbing.
      Height of 6' to 13' (185 to 395 cm). Width of 5' to 6' (150 to 185 cm). Drought resistant.
       
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