April Roses

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  1. marlingardener

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    Some of our roses are blooming, and are so welcome!
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    Marie Pavie
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    Bibi Mazoon
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    All of our roses are own-root, not grafted. Grafted roses are short lived perennials here, but fortunately there is a wide variety of own root roses!
     
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  3. Daniel W

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    @marlingardener thank you for posting those harbingers of summer. Beautiful roses.

    I was a bit disappointed that my new bare root David Austin roses turned out to be grafted. Those were shipped from Tyler, Texas. Of course, they are grown there for shipping, not a long term stay.

    I don't know when it will mature, but one of my mini-roses has a nice bud now, It's been living half inside half outside, which accounts for its earliness.
     
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    Daniel, I think I know where you got your David Austin--Chamblee's Nursery? We have been to Tyler to buy roses. I had no idea any Austin roses were grafted., and just dumb luck that we got own root roses.
    Enjoy your mini!
     
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    I enjoyed seeing these very much.
    Gorgeous.
     
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    It might be Chamblees if they are David Austin Growers. I bought them directly from the David Austin Roses website, but maybe they are growers for them? I don't know.

    They are growing very nicely but no where even close to blooming like yours, yet.
     
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