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Hello!I grow Lamarque in Romania.It is surprisingly cold-hardy.Very fast grower for me.It does help if it is trained against a wall.I know this is very little information,I hope it helps though. Ps:if the temperature is very low it will freze to the ground,but if the graft is protected it will regrow again. Pps. Don't expect it to grow as big and bloom as abundantly as it would in warmer regions.
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Hello, i'm currently searching a specimen of this real rosa gallica 'léa'. Where did you find it?
Is it possible to buy you some cuttings or root-suckers ?
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It is very disappointing when photographers don't provide information about the source of the rose. "in my garden" is not helpful. Purchased from from NNNN or identified by NNNN or photographed in Rosarie de NNNN is very helpful.
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I'm really sorry for not having replied immediately.
Callimarcio's answer is absolutely correct.
My rosebush comes from the Roseraie de Berty, in Ardèche (France)
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Thank you very much for your reply and precision.
I've ordered the grafting of two plants of this variety at this nursery in France.
Best regards
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This looks more like "Portland from Glendora" to me.
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just my luck,i have had so many old roses mislabeled,it's not even funny.if i ever get rich(don't hold your breath though)i will commission dna tests for old roses.
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But "Portland from Glendora" is an asset anyway, if you have room for a big bush. A scent to knock your socks off.
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"Glendora" is much better in some climates than others. Here in the Pacific Northwest, it is constantly battling chronic Blackspot, and so it barely hangs on to life. I wouldn't recommend it for any region that has issues with fungal disease.
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That's a pity.
I see things from the perspective of zone 9b, Mediterranean- type climate.
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this cannot be just one plant?beyond beautiful!!!
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There is only one rose and a wisteria, but the wisteria did not grow well. I will put a picture where you can see that it is a singular rose.
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