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Initial post 15 JUL 07 by MichaelG
'Quietness' in my Appalachian garden is resistant to petal blight, balling, and thrips. It opens very cleanly for a blush rose and is excellent in every way.
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Reply #1 of 2 posted 18 JUL 07 by Seil
I agree, Quietness is a wonderful rose. The color is a clear pink, the blooms are always lovely through each stage and they last a very long time.
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 16 APR 11 by Hardy
Here in the San Francisco Bay area, it doesn't do quite so well. Based on its reputation elsewhere, I wasn't expecting it to rust fairly badly (and even get a touch of PM) here, but it does. It's vigorous enough that it outgrows the diseases during most of the year, but in winter and early spring many HTs look healthier in this climate, and HTs don't do all that well here.

It's still a good rose in this area, and it's never going to die from its minor sicknesses, but don't expect it to be unsprayed perfection everywhere.
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Initial post 22 AUG 07 by MichaelG
In a public no-spray garden here in Appalachia, Prairie Valor was quite susceptible to blackspot and consequent winter damage.
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Initial post 20 AUG 07 by MichaelG
This page from the E-zine index does not include a tab linking to the text for the article.

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pb.php?n=880&tab=1

Thanks,
MichaelG
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