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Hallo Rosi... magst mich mal zurückfunken? LG Peter
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Guten Morgen Peter,
was machst Du denn hier? :-)
Der Göhrig lässt die Widmer mein geschäftliches Handy überwachen (Einzelverbindungsnachweis).
Hast Du eine private Nummer für mich?
LGe
Janine
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0179 50 52 622
peter.wollny@sandberghaus.de
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So beautiful. What garden zone are you in? Also, what do feed your roses? They are so beautiful. I garden in Zone 5b, in NW Illinois, USA.
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Hi bellarosa, I'm in 8a (Southwest of Germany) and do not feed my roses anything. I'm happy you like Mel's heritage :-)
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Janine, you need to add a colour. Blush, light pink, seashell-pink?
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Hey Patricia, I totally misssed your message and read it just now. Sorry!
Also I wanted to add the color but did not find the "color" section to fill in.
The color of the adult rose is a salmonish cream white with a hint of pink.
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Beautiful rose! What garden Zone are you? I garden in Zone 5b in the Midwest part of the USA (Illinois, to be exact). I wonder if this rose is hardy...
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Hello bellarosa,
I live in 8a (Southwest of Germany).
Last winter temperatures dropped to -18°C.
Mel's heritage survived.
But the summer was very, very dark, cool and moist.
And Mel's Heritage does not like moist at all
Therefore for the second time in about 10 years a very large Mel's Heritage is about to die in my garden.
Good thing I make cuttings every year.
Mel's heritage cuttings root very easily. And from now on I will only plant her in the hottest, sunniest, driest spots.
Hope this helps!
Kind regards from Germany
Janine
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