Absolutely true. We are very fortunate to have the benefit of all that historical breeding and selection. From old French and English hybrids to the best of the tried and true, to the latest triumphs, we have the advantage of all that talent and knowledge. And, I often think, that knowing a little bit about a plant's background helps us to better understand the conditions and best planting positions for their performance. With this one, we've noticed that is remarkably heat and sun tolerant, a major attribute for anyone with a summer vacation home or other summer, sun-drenched garden.

Thanks, as you have probably already heard, this one is rather special and quite unique.... A miniature that is remarkably heat and sun tolerant that also inherits the benefits of the world famous Knockout qualities. 😉😁💚👍👏

Thanks. There's always something isn't there? As gardeners we are always looking for that extra little bit of something aren't we.... Too tall, too short, not fast enough growing, too fast growing etc. etc. And with roses the "Holy Grail" is good disease resistance, continual flowering, good shape, good color and the BIG one - fragrance! Oh, and I nearly forgot.... No thorns! We'll keep trialing.... and searching! Thanks for your kind comment

It is a shame that you had to "rescue" your poor plant - obviously your intensive care worked! It is everything you describe which is probably why it recovered so well. As you may know, we send our plants out to the garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ when they are coming into flower, which means that it is a great opportunity to sniff and select for fragrance even before you buy them.

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Yes i found them in all the stores u mentioned here in canada

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Sounds like perhaps there's something going on at its roots, in our production and gardens we have found it to be a good grower and as David mentions (and shows) in our video remarkably heat tolerant and normally hasn't been displaying any issues. Here's link to another video that will take your through our recommended planting procedure and the after care: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLtxlpp4zN_TqKs.html And if you get a moment, you might like to check out some of our other videos on roses too, where we show you how to prune, remove old flowers ("dead head") etc. Now in summer, try to make sure it is getting watered during any dry spells and hopefully, slowly you'll be able to nurse it back to being healthy and beautiful. It is a lovely, and normally easy to grow little selection, so good luck.

@@OverdevestNurseries I think I may have cut it back too much.