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'Ilse Krohn Superior' rose Reviews & Comments
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I had it for 2 years. It does repeat, but it is very lanky,and it mildews. From the same line, Rosarium Uetersen and Sympathie are far healthier, but RU is thorny, and Sympathie is very tall. Although it is hard to beat either for a wall of warm color.
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This rose is new to me this year. I planted the band into a quart-sized pot; it's already sprouted a new cane but it also already has blackspot. Is this a bad sign? BS is a problem where I live because it's cool and very wet for such a long time but none of my established roses have BS yet. Does anyone have a comment about this roses disease resistance, and/or growing in in Zone 8b?
Thanks.
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My Ilse Krohn Superior certainly repeats - although first bloom is most amazing
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#1 of 7 posted
20 JUN 11 by
makida
Yes, Ilse Krohn Superior from 1964 does repeat. It is a sport from the onceflowering Ilse Krohn from 1957.
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Hi, thanks! I knew it was a sport from Ilse Krohn - however it seems, as if the repeat flowering in questioened by some! have a wonderful day! Esther
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#3 of 7 posted
21 JUN 11 by
makida
Hallo Esther, or other German speakers. Reply today from the Kordes team to a question from a Danish woman about whom the rose was named for:
Frau Ilse Krohn war die damalige Sekretärin und Büroleiterin von Herrn Reimer Kordes, das war in den 50 er Jahren. Er war anscheinend sehr beeindruckt und hat diese Rose nach ihr benannt. Beste Grüße
Ihr Kordes-Rosen Team
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Good evening .. .thanks for the charming detail ... this little story leaves lots of room for fantasy :-) wishing a nice evening Esther
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Can you tell me if 'Ilse Krohn Superior' repeates in flushes or ocassionally later in the season as we have listed the bloom cycle on the rose page ?
Smiles, Lyn
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#6 of 7 posted
22 JUN 11 by
jedmar
'Ilse Krohn Superior' has quite a good repeat throughout the season.
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Thank you, Jedmar....
One more error corrected.
Smiles, Lyn
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30 JUN 07 by
Unregistered Guest
Does Ilse Krohn need protection if the temp is below freesing? The gardener in Stockholm did not mention this. And if needed, how do you do it?
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14 NOV 10 by
slvrbckg
I've been growing Ilse Krohn Superior for many years in my zone 5 garden in Ithaca, NY. Even after the very harsh winter of 2004, I have never found tip dieback from the cold. I think it is the best disease resistant, cold hardy, repeat blooming, fragrant white climber.
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