This week's rose of the week is Peach Drift. Or at least, I think that it's kind. Conard Pyle (maker of Knockouts) has a drift series. This shrub is low growing and profuse. They are excellent for borders and to "fill in" rose gardens. Though not a cutting rose (in my opinion) they are beautiful and hardy like the knockouts. Even though the roses are small..they aren't delicate.
Deadheading is a little harder because they are small. It may be self cleaning but I have discovered to just use shears to clip them. I don't notice pest on them as I do others. This is recent planting but the bush is beautiful.
You'll notice spots but that is due to spraying.
You'll see some petals that have been eaten..but overall a healthy bush.
For more information on the Peach Drift or the Drift series, click HERE.
Journal Notes... Other roses of note
Fragrant Clou
Weed I neglected to cut down but I like the little yellow balls.
Electron Rose
Queen Elizabeth
Knockouts
5 comments:
Found an ID on your yellow weed:
danglepod (Sesbania herbacea)
'Gardens in the Sand' had it on his blog.
Poisonous to cattle and prohibited in Arkansas because it competes in cotton fields, neither of which I guess you have to worry about.
Are you okay? You don't usually miss Wordless Wednesday.
Roses should be resting right now, getting ready for the big fall show.
Hi Nell...but a rough couple of weeks...I'm fine...just has been a few adjustments...weird not having my son at home...and sickness...complain, complain, complain...coming back to life....
Thanks for asking :)
It really was kind of you to notice.
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