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Hello,
I am also 5b and was wondering if your Nightmoss was still doing fine? I've had mixed responses when inquiring if it's fine for zone 5b. You seemed to be the only cold zone person with one, so I thought I would inquire if yours was okay before ordering one.
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Hello! I am actually NewDawn Also known as vapor vac At the garden web. I just maintain the site for freedom gardens. I would suggest emailing Peter Schneider directly. I think his email address is At the combined rose list.com. If it isn't I will see if I can scrounge it up. He has a couple of them in 1 of them here response to more often but . If it isn't I will see if I can scrounge it up. He has a couple of them in 1 of them here he responds to more often but he will get back with you about that. I hope that helpsI see you also helps the question on The garden web so hopefully someone might be able to help you there also.
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This is a site for my friend Who lives in Kentucky. I put his garden in and maintain it. I know it's confusing. I know it's confusing. He no longer has nightmares to my knowledge. And I actually don't remember planting it there.
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I lost access to my new dawn site so now I see it is directing me to the Kentucky bungalow site. Sorry about the confusion. I do maintain peter Schneider site though at freedom gardensTo my knowledge he still has To my knowledge he still has nightmares So as I mentioned So as I mentioned prior So as I mentioned prior I would try contacting him directly.
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2 JUL by
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Thanks for clearing that up.
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Thank you, I will go ahead and try one in my zone 5b garden.
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Tooth Fairy is a large continuous blooming rose. It seems to love the heat.
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It loves the heat and doesnt seem to mind the cold either. Winter 2023, tip hardy and -7 with biting -40 windchill that cut almost everything else to the ground. Unprecedented die-back on SO MANY roses, but Tooth Fairy emerged unscathed. Because of this she has put on size since posting pics and now exceeds 5.5ft in both height and width with no signs of stopping! Lots of dead cane underneath and doesnt mind a prune. After this first flush, shell be brough into bounds again. Her growth is slow and steady. LOVE this rose!!!
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Love this post !
Thank you for your participation - this is what HMF is all about.
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After another fairly cold winter , the tooth fairy has again proven it's worth. However short and spreading would not be a description I would use. She's grown into a huge plant Probably 6' tall and at least as wide. She does take well to pruning but Seems to have a great Hedge quality if allowed to grow to her Capacity.
This is new dawn writing this comment since I am locked out of my Account. If anyone sees this Please leave leave a message here. As I'm trying to get back in.
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