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Betty, Thank you for taking time to answer my questions. Your roses are fabulous! Can you please comment on Great Century and Heirloom also? These are all new bareroot plants for me this year. I tend to buy first and ask questions later! Thanks again Nancy Fuller
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Great Century provides absolutely HUGE, exhibition quality flowers. Only have one, and it is a tad stingy with the blooms. Minimal fragrance (like its parent, Queen Elizabeth). Average to below average pest and blackspot problems. It's about 3' high 4ft wide. It's a keeper.
Heirloom is a very reliable bloomer, with a nice sweet fragrance. Blooms last usually 2-3 days in the garden or cut. A bit more susceptible to blackspot than average, no real pest problems. Have three planted by the water. They are about 4' tall.
If you are interested in another lavendar rose--I highly recommend Lagerfeld. Silvery lavendar, it is a long stem blooming machine with Knock Out fragrance. On Fortuniana stock, it towers (without staking) at 8', and about 3½' wide. It will show occasional blackspot, but is so prolific that just pulling off the affected leaves keeps it in check. Lagerfeld photo taken this morning.
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