All reviews for category Damask Roses

Rosa damascena Ispahan - Damask Rose

Rosa damascena Ispahan - Damask Rose

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Morières Les Avignon" can be translated to "Morières Les Avignon" in British English as it is a proper noun and does not require translation.
Thanks to the individuals (Jenny for the order preparation and Ludivine from the shipping department), the bare-root rose received is small but appears healthy to me. Planted near the 'Long Island' variety, I am now patiently waiting for it to take root... or not?

Thierry

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Very good recovery. Very satisfied.

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Rosa x damascena - damask rose

Rosa x damascena - damask rose

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Good growth of the young plant, beautiful flowering. Very satisfied.

beatrix.

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Rosebush arrived in good condition despite the leaves being slightly stained. Planted in a hedge with plenty of compost, a drip irrigation once a week. Good establishment. Now, in November, it has thrived and looks very beautiful and appears to be in excellent health.

Solène

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The rose bush wasn't very attractive when it arrived. The leaves were stained and the branches were uneven. I pruned some dead branches and placed it next to a companion plant, the Agastache rugosa. It underwent a morphosis. The leaves are absolutely stunning! It has thrived: incredible! I haven't had any roses yet, as it blooms in June-July, but it looks promising...

Christelle

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Thanks to the individuals (for order preparation and shipping), the received rose bush is young but appears to be healthy. Planted near the 'Lijiang Rose' variety, I am now patiently awaiting its successful establishment... or not?

Thierry

Morières Les Avignon
Thank you to the individuals (Laura for order preparation and Ludivine from the shipping department), the received rose bush is healthy. Planted near the specific research area "Rosa damascena variety trigintipetala (also known as "Professor Émile Perrot" or "Kazanlik")", I am now patiently awaiting its growth... (or not?).

Thierry

Bavay
Plant for 3 years And this year, finally some rose buds" Analysis and revision: "Plant for 3 years" - correct "And this year, finally some rose buds" - correct, but could be revised to "And this year, finally there are some rose buds" for better clarity and accuracy.

Isabelle

Valserhone-Lancrans, FRANCE
None of the 3 rose bushes have taken, even though they were planted as soon as they were received. I am disappointed. Revised translation: None of the 3 rose bushes have taken root, despite being planted as soon as they arrived. I am disappointed.

Cristina