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'Sister Elizabeth' rose Reviews & Comments
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Don't mean to sound so negative but I would not recommend buying this rose. I bought it because my only sister is named Elizabeth. It is not useful in the garden because it is short in stature and in a pot, it has been cute but not fragrant. I will keep it because of the name only.
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Site guests are quick to point out the roses they love but we need to know which ones disappoint and why.
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#2 of 5 posted
1 JUL 08 by
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Hi wordycat,
interesting. I'm looking for a small austin rose. What's about the desease resistance of sister elizabeth?
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#3 of 5 posted
11 JAN 09 by
wordycat
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Sorry it has taken so long to reply. I just seen this tonight. Yes, it is very disease resistant it seems and it always seem to be in bloom.
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Is it strongly fragrant (damask rose) as stated? Thank you!
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#5 of 5 posted
15 MAR 09 by
wordycat
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I can not say that I've detected much fragrance. Each persons sense of smell varies though. I know this sounds odd, but last season, many of my strongly fragrant roses didn't have much smell and it was not just me, others did not smell them either. Weird.
I don't know if anyone else has ever encountered that.
Back to Sister Elizabeth. The other aspects are wonderful and I think it would be a great container rose.
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