Does anyone have any experience of this rose? It looks stunning and i am tempted to treat myself, but has anyone had any issues with it or any experience of its health? Tia
I apologise for my last comment. I hadn't realised that was the name of the rose. I'm not familiar with it, sorry. Hope you hear from someone who has grown it.
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@gjautos ...this is 'Alfred de Dalmas'.. aka 'Mousseline'...
..there are I think 3 in this picture, so to get an idea look at the one closest to camera for size and shape.. it's not in my garden, I took the photo at Mannington Norfolk.. ..although a 'Moss' rose, it's only lightly mossed but it's not overly prickly for this type of rose, which is nice.. ..about 4 x 4 feet.. continuous blooming June to October..
@Dovefromabove, I'm having an overhaul. Alot of established plants and shrubs are going over the winter, otherwise i wouldn't have space either! @Marlorena, thanks for the photo, looks healthy enough to me. I find moss roses fascinating, i don't have any yet. I will see how i go with this one.
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I'm not familiar with it, sorry. Hope you hear from someone who has grown it.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
...this is 'Alfred de Dalmas'.. aka 'Mousseline'...
..there are I think 3 in this picture, so to get an idea look at the one closest to camera for size and shape.. it's not in my garden, I took the photo at Mannington Norfolk..
..although a 'Moss' rose, it's only lightly mossed but it's not overly prickly for this type of rose, which is nice..
..about 4 x 4 feet.. continuous blooming June to October..
@Marlorena, thanks for the photo, looks healthy enough to me. I find moss roses fascinating, i don't have any yet. I will see how i go with this one.