'P/27/88' rose reviews and comments

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'P/27/88' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 27-311 most recent 24 MAR SHOW ALL

Initial post 12 JUN 08 by Toronto_Stan

This plant has grown on me. It is one of my favourite Austins. The bloom display is exceptional during the first flush.
This is a very disease free, fragrant rose for Toronto in my no spray garden.
Repeat is not as satisfactory as I would like but I will let the plant settle for a few years and evaluate again.
It has only been 2 years since I had this rose, yet it is already a 4X5 shrub with 50 + buds waiting to bloom. I expect long canes to appear later in the summer as had last year that would be tied up to form a low pillar. TG is extremely hardy. Stem tip dieback only in the crazy winter of 2007-08 in my z6 garden with only burlap as protection.

Reply #1 of 1 posted 24 MAR by Gdisaz10

I agree with the first exceptional flowering. In my garden unfortunately it gets black spot.	REPLY

Discussion id : 123-771 most recent 7 NOV 20 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 7 NOV 20 by HMF supporting member

Viviane SCHUSSELE

Née Tornow, Journaliste allemande 1948 -, deuxième épouse d’Ulrich Meyer	REPLY

Discussion id : 110-574 most recent 7 MAY 18 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 7 MAY 18 by HMF supporting member

Nola Z5a WI

David Austin's website lists Teasing Georgia as zone 5.	REPLY

Discussion id : 109-453 most recent 21 MAR 18 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 21 MAR 18 by Rideau Rose Lad

I agree with Nastarana's comment below. I grew this rose in zone 4B with lowest temperatures to -30 C every winter. I would cut her back in the late fall to about 30 cms and wrap her with straw. She would regrow to 2 metres or more every summer and bloom extremely well. I grew her as a small climber to which she is very well adapted with flexible new canes that were easy to wrap or espalier. A very good rose with some winter care.