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Tuesday, 12 Aug 2014
Microsoft teases camera-focused smartphone at IFA 2014?
Microsoft has released a teaser poster for the unveiling of a new phone(s) on 4th September at IFA 2014 in Berlin this year. The poster includes a not-so-subtly hidden Lumia 1020-style camera module in the text, as well as a mention of 'face time'. Could this be a selfie-orientated Windows Phone?
Thursday, 24 Jul 2014
Microsoft unveils the 4-inch Lumia 530, its most affordable Lumia to date
Microsoft Devices Group announced the Lumia 530, its most affordable Lumia to date with a price tag of below 100 euros. It is available in both single-SIM 3G and dual-SIM 3G models.
Thursday, 10 Jul 2014
Nokia Lumia 930 Available in Singapore on 12th July for $789
The Nokia Lumia 930 will be launched in Singapore this Saturday (12th July) at all three telcos for $789. The 5-inch Windows Phone 8.1 smartphone will be available in bright orange, bright green, black or white.
Monday, 16 Jun 2014
Nokia Lumia 635 Hits Local Shelves
Nokia has announced that the Lumia 635 is now available in Singapore for S$239.
Wednesday, 29 Jan 2014
Nokia to Announce Three Lumia Smartphones at MWC 2014?
DigiTimes reports that Nokia will be announcing three Lumia smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2014 next month. The three devices are the Lumia 1820, Lumia 1525 and Lumia 1520V.
Wednesday, 23 Oct 2013
Nokia Adds RAW to Lumia 1020 & 1520 and Refocusing to All PureView Lumias
Nokia is adding RAW image file support to the Lumia 1020 and Lumia 1520, as well as adding a new refocusing feature to all PureView phones.
Tuesday, 3 Sep 2013
What the Microsoft Acquisition Means for Lumia & Asha
Microsoft's Nokia deal, announced today, also comes with the 'Asha' and 'Lumia' trademarks as part of the deal. What this means going forward is that we're seeing the last of the Nokia-branded Asha and Lumia phones on the market today, and the bowing out of Nokia from the mobile phone market.
Nokia Lumia 625 Set to Launch at Comex 2013
With Nokia's largest smartphone display at 4.7 inches, the Lumia 625 comes with 4G connectivity and an extensive suite of signature Nokia Lumia applications. It will debut at Comex 2013 for S$399 with exclusive operator promotions.
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Nokia Lumia 925 is Official: Slimmer Aluminum Body & New Nokia Smart Camera Mode
Nokia has announced their brand new flagship Windows Phone smartphone. The Lumia 925 has an aluminium frame, is slimmer and lighter than the Lumia 920, has the same 8.7MP PureView camera and comes with a new Nokia Smart Camera mode.
Friday, 5 Apr 2013
Nokia Lumia 720 & Lumia 520 Arrive in Singapore
The two Windows Phone 8 smartphones come preloaded with the HERE suite of applications, including HERE Maps and HERE Drive, for turn by turn navigation. True offline maps allow exploring without expensive data costs, particularly when roaming.


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Vinca minor from stem cuttings?
I have a friend with a very large area at the base of a small hill, 1200 square feet, that he would like to cover with vinca minor. With the large number of plants that would require, purchasing them from a nursery would be $$$. A neighbour will allow him to take cuttings from his sizeable vinca patch, however.
Would it be workable to take cuttings and try to root them in water for planting?
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
I started with only a few plants of vinca and rooted cuttings in moist vermiculite( I recall that the stems with new growth did the best)
Over the years I covered a very large area..then to start another area, I took a shovel and dug out clumps from the middle of the patch and transplanted to the new bed. The holes filled in quickly in the original bed and I also had sizable new plants to move to the new space.
Hope this makes sense.
certainly- if you're careful about it, you can get those rooted cuttings directly from the bed- every place a node (lump) touches the dirt, it will want to put out roots.
if thay aren't enough, then try to cut at the last node before the stem turns from brown to green, and root in damp perlite (sand will usually work, as well, as will sterile potting mix.)
Thanks for the helpful thoughts. Are you suggesting that the cuttings might root right on the site, rather than having to be rooted elsewhere (vermiculite, etc) first? If the area is well watered, would the cuttings root right on the spot, or would they wilt and die?
Many thanks,
Great idea Janice. I have the bright pink ones---they sure are perty! A question: Will they form a dense thicket, like a ground cover, and block out the weeds. Or will you have to tip-toe through them and weed every so often. I am getting my gardens started on my new property and was wondering if I can just plant big beds of flowers like vinca and have them serve as a ground cover to combat the weeds. Sorry to answer your questions with more questions. Cheers.
I just got 25 vinca bare-rooted plants on ebay for a total of $1 plus $5 shipping. I thought it was a great buy. They arrived in great condition and within 4 days. I never would have thought of Ebay for plants, but I was just surfing around and found them. What I was actually looking for was Illumination Vinca which has yellow leaves framed in green. The only place that I had actually found them was on the Dutch Gardens site.
Vinca minor does a wonderful job of covering the ground and crowding out the weeds in my yard. I love it for that reason. Most any evergreen ground cover will do the trick, but keep track of some of them as they can be invasive. You do not want them to crowd out your flowers. Barb C

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Colonels knock off Cowboys, even series
Published: Sunday, April 17, 2005 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 15, 2005 at 11:00 p.m.
LAKE CHARLES -- Junior left-hander Marcus Markray hurled 61/3 innings and recorded a season-high eight strikeouts to lead Nicholls State past McNeese State 7-4 in Game 2 of a three-game Southland Conference series at Cowboy Diamond on Saturday.
Markray (5-2) picked up the win after giving up just one run on five hits. Tyler Stutes (1-1) gave up four runs on four hits, walked three and struck out two in 31/3 innings in the loss.
The Colonels (16-20, 4-10 SLC) jumped out in front 2-0 in the top of the second inning when Josh Thomas (2-for-5) connected on a single up the middle that plated both Thomas Bourne and Keith Delahoussaye.
Nicholls State added a run in the third inning when Delahoussaye doubled down the left-field line to score Michael Roberts to go ahead 3-0. The Colonels jumped ahead 4-0 in the fourth inning when Thomas led off with a double to right field and came around to score on an infield sacrifice bunt by Pat Harris. McNeese State (14-26, 3-11) cut the lead to 4-1 in the bottom half of the fourth inning when Chad Carnahan hit a solo home run over the right-field wall.
Delahoussaye (3-for-5) answered the call and extended the Colonels lead to 5-1 in the fifth inning by scoring on an infield groundout by Thomas.
Nicholls State added a run in seventh when Bubba Bell scored on an RBI single by Bourne to give the Colonels a 6-1 lead.
Michael Muscato kept the momentum going for the Colonels in the eighth inning by leading off with a double in the right-center gap and later scoring on a sacrifice fly by Harris to take a commanding 7-1 lead in the top of the eight. McNeese added three runs in the bottom of the inning.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Jacksonville hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, laundry facilities, and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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The Silent Stars Go By : They are alike in you are not sure where the story is going because it keeps changing, they are read by different people and by different authors but both are worth listening too.
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A man who facing his third drunken driving arrest was captured by police after he attempted to flee during a traffic stop Jan. 12.
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The driver, a 30-year-old Oak Creek man, and his passenger both ran off after police pulled their car over in the 4100 block of East Studio Lane about 2:40 a.m. Jan 12. A foot chase ensued and police took both the driver and the passenger, a 37-year-old Oak Creek man, into custody a short time later.
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Bathroom Remodel Reveal
Remodel is 95% done. Just need to hang towel bars, toilet paper holder, hang blinds, and one of our shower doors came missing the handles! ugh! But overall, I am very pleased.
Before: big jacuzzi tub that was nothing but a big dust collector:
Ugly 90" oak vanity....
And a TINY 3x3 shower.
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Also love the vanity wall, and the new shower is a huge improvement.
A hint on the toilet paper holder: I'm currently staying in a casino hotel in Las Vegas where they put the toilet paper holder about 3" too far to the back to be comfortable. It's not impossible, but if it were my house I'd be totally annoyed. So pay attention to where the guys plan to put it!
P.S. Be glad the folks who tiled this bathroom didn't do yours. Clearly not trained craftsmen.
Very nicely done. You must love walking in there. I like the strong contrasts.
I think it is great you were able to put a larger shower in the location of the old tub. I see that the doors are french doors. I have them on my short list of door options. Please tell me what brand it is. Or any details you do have, such as glass thickness, treatment used on the glass and you thoughts on the treatment.
Did you go with a smaller vanity and but in a closet?
Took this quote off the "Illustrated Rules of Good Bathroom Design":
The toilet paper holder should be located 8" to 12" in front of the edge of the toilet bowl, centered at 26" above the floor.
Hard to believe it's the same BR, and really your first one wasn't that bad...
Have you tried filling your tub yet? Was wondering how wide the tub was, and if you had any problems reaching the taps? Still not 100% sure where I will be positioning taps on my tub.
Thanks everyone. Anna, as soon as we get the other handle put on, I'll post a pic of the front view of the shower :o)
Enduring, we did get a smaller vanity, 72" but we always had a linen closet. The linen closet was behind the tiny shower in the original bathroom. The doors are Maax Purfect Dual shower doors. They feel and look very solid. I love them. Here's some info I got on them:
-Ergonomic handles
-Unique patented hinges that allow an amazingly simple
three-inch adjustment on both sides
-10mm thick first quality tempered glass shower
-80 inch high glass doors
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All the work was done by contractors. We bought all the materials. They charged us $7,000, the plumber charged us $2,500. The balance was buying the tile, tub, vanity, shower doors, fixtures, etc. We saved money by leaving the toilet where it was as well as the vanity. We also opted out of having jets in the shower, which were just too expensive. Gotta decide what's important to you, and skip the othersâ¦.otherwise the costs get out of hand.
jerzeegirl, the tile on the floor and shower is ABK Fossil in Cream which I got at Tile wholesalers in Newark, NJ (are you in NJ?). The vanity I got from Continental Hardware also in Newark.
edeevee, the mirror I got from wayfair.com.
Beautiful remodel! I love the contrast between the dark mirror and vanity, the white tub, and the light tiles. I'm starting to plan my master bath remodel in my head and this clean but warm look is exactly what I'm hoping to achieve.
I'm really surprised you got the mirror and the vanity at two different places because the wood color seems to match perfectly. Were you able to custom order the mirror to fit the space exactly? I thought perhaps you framed it yourself because it works so well in the space.
Love the tub too! Is it comfortable to recline in?
Thanks everyone.
firsthome, throughout this thread I give the details of the materials we used. If there's something missing that you want to know, just let me know.
juddgirl2, the mirror was not custom. I just knew that I had to find an espresso framed mirror and I tried to find one at least 70 inches since the vanity is 72"â¦which wasn't easy to find. The mirror is actually marketed as a floor mirror. Haven't tried out the tub yet for too long..but it's fairly wide and seems like it will be quite comfortable.
AHMIowa_NJ, the size of the bathroom is 8x14. Not sure if this link will work, but this is a link to the layout.
Here is a link that might be useful: Layout/Floorplan
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So funny, I initially thought your 'before' pics were your afters! I was thinking, why did she do that?
Then I saw the real afters and it is beautiful. Looks way more expensive than what you paid. Did your vanity come with the top or did you have it made?
prbetsi75, thank you so much for sharing and posting photos of your shower. It is beautiful closeup. Can you tell me where you get those corner shower shelves? Did you install them? I would really like to add those to my shower if they are available for sale somewhere. Also I must say your tileman did a terrific job caulking around the edges because I can't even see it.
Beautiful. Such a great use of space--more for shower and less for tub! I too have decided that tubs are better in theory than IRL for me. I always think I want a big glorious tub and then find that I rarely have tome actually take a bath. My kids used it more than I did. Love the colors and the counter area in particular seems very inviting and a big improvement.


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what is wrong with the selfish gene? It is a great book and has nothing to do with neo-Darwinism. The title is somewhat misleading I will admit, but he only means that human traits (genes) selfishly work to reproduce themselves in future generations of humans, he is not saying that there is a selfish gene. In fact he believes that humans actually evolved to work together as that more often than not benefited the whole of "us."
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Written from Kate perspective, about her relationship with her siblings and how they cope and the sacrifices they make to ensure they stay together and manage to survive. This was an emotional story, yet written in such a style that there was no real emotion displayed by the narrator.
There were several loose ends, and I would like to have had a couple more chapters whilst the author developed the relationship between Matt and Kate, once Kate discovers that her relationship with her brother has become the way it has.
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Wow you are the one who needs to re-read Mises. I was going to write a detailed explanation but why bother if you don't get it by now I doubt my explaining it to you again will make a difference.
It's simple free market currency that bypasses government fiat and is beyond their control; or continue to live in fear and ignorance and allow yourself to be robbed by the fiat ponzi scheme... Most people would think that was a no brainier... To each his own...
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Hardy Chicago Fig - Dappled Shade - PG County MD
My husband and I planted a hardy chicago fig on the south west side of our property 3 weeks ago (along with 3 other fruit trees in other parts of the property). The fig was from Edible Landscaping, hardy chicago fig in 3g bucket, arrived with one fig growing
I don't think it is getting enough full sun. It gets a few hours (3-4) in the morning/afternoon and dappled shade form nearby large trees (20-30') that opened up recently for the rest of the day. We are going to trim the limbs that encroach on our property from the large trees and see if it gets better for our fig, since that needs to be done anyways (neighbor's trees)
This is our first year on the property (bought it in december) so I'm not sure how the sun moves (and maybe the sun will get better later in the summer)
We were thinking we could we relocate the fig to another more sunny area (I think i've found one on the north west side which gets full sun most of the day).
Is it too late to move it now? (3 weeks since planting)
Should we wait until it goes dormant for the winter and move it?
Or will it produce fine in its currently location and I'm panicking for nothing?
This is my first time doing anything like this, so any advice would be appreciated (moved from DC where we rented rooms in a rowhome with no yard XDD)
In your location ,it is perfectly OK on the Northside of property ,if you got full sun there.
You can move it right now,but you have to do the moving in the Evening,just before night come ,and( very important),you have to provide shade for about one week,using a patio umbrella.
Of course when you dig it out,try to ,get the roots intact,and if possible some soil left on them,and,fill the new planting hole with water prior of ,placing the tree in it.
Take the umbrella off,just before a rain starts,and the sky is cloudy.
"... We are going to trim the limbs that encroach on our property from the large trees."
I wish you luck. My neighbor talked about cutting a tree down for nearly a year. I offered to pay half the costs or to help him with it myself.
I finally gave up and cut down many of the enroaching branches that were touching and overhanging the roof of my house and which constantly drop pine needles and cones onto my roof and into my gutters.
He came back from work as I was finishing up and blew his top. We had a short hollaring match after which he called the local sheriff's office.
They sent a deputy out who took pictures and basically told him that anything hanging over the property line on my side of hisfence was mine and I was free to do with it as I pleased.
That was a year ago. We are speaking now, but it ain't like it used to be.
I wish you a better experience than I had.
I vote move it. Do what Herman said, he knows alot about figs.
Dave, sorry to here about your neighbor. Way to go though. If it is over your property then it is your property. My experience with neighbors is that most are less than ambitious. My neighbors on each side fall into this category. At least the ones across the street keep a nice yard, so when I look out the front window the view is nice.
I have the same problem the neighbor trees and my own shade trees puts shade on my figs I figured they are getting full sun from 6 AM to 10 AM and again from 3 Pm to 8 PM that is about 9 hours. I asked the neighbor to trim his trees but he does not do any thing to these trees. I hired a tree professional and he trimmed two of my trees to the bone and asked the neighbor permission and trimmed all his branches encroaching on my yard. After 1,000 cost my shade problem improved may be 25% but I am enjoying a lot of good mulch. From my reading 8-10 hours of sun is enough for a fig tree to survive.


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While I fully support a better and more robust education system - since it benefits everyone ultimately - I don't understand why more of the cost is born by those with higher-assessed-value homes as opposed to those who (a) have more kids; (b) have used the Community College system; (c) bought their homes long ago. I have a nice home but no children. Why does that mean I pay much more than someone who bought their home long ago and has kids?
I'm not sure assessing the cost of this bond measure on home value is logical. As a single man with no kids but a nice home, I will pay $400 per year for this measure. That doesn't seem fair.
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Need Advise for School Fundraiser/Heirloom Tomato Sale
Hi, I wanted any advise for growing over 2,000 heirloom tomato plant from seed... I want to have a giant Heirloom Tomato Plant sale at my sons school at the end of next school year/2015 to raise money for teacher expenses...
I just wanted to know of a great, inexpensive, and hands-on-for-kids way to get the best looking healthiest plants possible... should we use plastic cups with peat and top them with another plastic cup for a mini greenhouse? or...??? I dunno...
Any info would be helpful, especially if you know of a great online bulk place to buy pots or soil or stuff like that...
Thank you,
Does the school have a greenhouse? I could visualize various outcomes from this venture, some good, some not so good.
By involving the students you can cut labor if the students are adequately trained on transplanting and daily care. I would give minimum consideration to the containers; commercial plastic pots are pennies each.
Your biggest considerations for such an event are light, heat and water. Without those three components well planned you may be risking a waste of time.
Raising money for teacher expenses is a great idea.
I think this is risky though. Damping off. Bugs. Too much, too little water.
Could you maybe see if you could get volume deals for some stuff and sell an heirloom 'kit' complete with potting mix, containers, seed, and instructions?
I am a teacher and we did this for an activity I got a small grant for. We grew about 100-150 plants, tomatoes and peppers. If you have never grown plants from seed, I would start now small. There is a learning curve. I wouldn't try the first time be when you start 2,000. I am a market gardener and have grown my own transplants for over 10 years now.
First of all, you would need to start them in small flats, 98's to a 1020 tray would be a good size then pot them up into either 2401's or 3601's trays that you could break apart to sell.
Greenhouse Megastore is just one source for these trays. I would suspect you would want to grow single plants and not 4 packs. As most people will plant 4 tomatoes, but they want them to be 4 different tomatoes.
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Your most vigorous pre-1940 HTs
Hi. I am really enjoying the few "vintage" HTs I have. I'm wondering which ones are vigorous and FRAGRANT.
I really like Pernetianas�but I have to have healthy and blowsy blooms.
Pernetianas or look a likes if you can find it Hector Dean Vintage used to carry it. Doesn't bloom with any great frequency but worth it when it does!
Similar to it in form is Angels Mateu another Pernetiana with a very nice fragrance!
Madame Edouard Herriot it fries too fast unless it has a little shade
The supposedly first hybrid tea, La France, is still my favorite for its large and fragrant pink blooms and its ability to stand my hot and dry climate. Souvenir du President Carnot was magnificent last year and this year has been a great disappointment. I don't know whether the drought affected it, but I miss its blooms very much. Lady Alice Stanley and Emily have hardly grown so there's little I can say about them. Hoag House Cream is still very small and hasn't bloomed, but it at least looks healthy and I hope there will be at least one bloom soon. The early hybrid teas are not an easy bunch, and the drought has not helped them one bit.
I grow quite a few Pernetianas, and they are not the healthiest of roses usually (many rust here, and I would expect blackspot elsewhere). FWIW, in my zone, Gruss an Coburg and Sutter's Gold are probably the best. Condesa de Sastago is reasonably vigorous, but can rust heavily depending on weather. On most of them, blooms are fleeting, but on the other hand, the colors are great in hot weather...
I am not sure if all of these meet your cutoff date of introduction, but other reasonably vigorous older own-root HTs for me are
Miss Rowena Thom
Dr. O'Donel Brown (but still young)
Mrs. Wakefield Christie-Miller
'Hoag House Cream'
Barcelona/Francis Dubreuil
Sir Henry Segrave (but still young)
General Barthelot
I am not sure how many of these are stlll commercially available :(. If you can use a Vintage catalog for reference, with some exceptions (Snowbird is one), if the growth habit for a rose is 5 or above, you can reasonably expect vigor, 3 or below is a runt... Not a 100 percent accurate, but something to give you some idea of what to expect.
This post was edited by mashamcl on Mon, Jun 9, 14 at 14:41
Gregg at Vintage recommended Mme Jules Bouche (1911) when I wanted a white HT four years ago. It is a lusty grower about 6' feet tall now & packed with blooms. She gets a teeny tiny amount of BS which I just pick off. Gorgeous fragrance, she's my only HT as they seem to be BS magnets here & I garden organically here in coastal WA.
I'm new to this forum & find it incredibly helpful, you're such a wonderfully knowlegeable & supportive group.
I have an Aloha. It's from the 1940s so not sure if that's "vintage enough." It has been quite happy in our climate and it for the most part BS resistant. It is listed as a climber although with its extremely stiff canes I've seen quite a few pictures of it growning free standing. It does have a very nice fragrance to my nose, but I have to confess I don't have a very developed sense of smell.
Of the pre-1940 HTs here, Gruss an Coburg, Barcelona, and J. Otto Thilow are very robust plants on their own roots. Snowbird and Hoag House Cream are also good, though not quite as vigorous. Sir Henry Segrave has taken awhile to get going, but is now starting to look like something. Of these, Barcelona and Gruss an Coburg are the most fragrant to me, though they all have fragrance. Lundy's Lane Yellow is a found rose (no date), but is a vigorous Pernetiana type, too.
'Madame Caroline Testout', (1890), Snowbird (1936), Barcelona (1932), Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria (1891). 'Crimson Glory' (1935), if you can find a good clone.
I push the date with 'Charlotte' Armstrong' (1940) which if you can get it VID is a great nodding, blowsy bloomer.
Vintage Gardens had a Pernetiana called 'Golden Sastago', and I fell in love with the color nuance in the photo. Alas, I couldn't get it. I think it must be rather rare, as HelpMeFind doesn't have any photos of it. Perhaps it was not a strong rose, but I remember that Gregg wrote very poetically about it.
P.S. I, too, am attracted to the HTs from the Twenties and the Thirties.
Thanks you all! I don't really have a specific cut off date, just seems after 1940 the HTs are really different. I have Barcelona on fortuniana. One in the ground and one in a pot. Really love that rose!
I will check out all of your suggestions. The Vintage habit reference is ingenious.
Ingrid, I know you love La France. Have you grown Ophelia or Madame Butterfly?
Is Mrs. Dupont a dud?
I love President Herbert Hoover but it came as a band 4 years ago and has never left the 1G pot. I got one bloom this yearâ¦.
I've definitely had my eye on Shot Silk and its good to know the climber is a better choice.
I particularly like the Pedro Dot roses butâ¦
Maybe I should learn how to bud rosesâ¦..
'Countess Vandal' a Pernetiana from 1930, (hortico.com sells it on R. multiflora rootstock which adds vigor.
Most years, not this one though, hortico.com also sell Shot Silk.
Mrs. Charles Bell' (own root) grew slowly the first 3 years then shot up to be 5+ feet tall by c. 6 feet wide with large buxom pink blooms that bless the garden with a sweet scent.
A 'Radiance ' (sport parent of Mrs. charles Bell) that I rooted last summer is the tallest plant ( nearly 2 feet tall) in the 2013-2014 Maiden bed and is starting its second flush of the year already this first week of June.
The white sport of La France, A. Guinesseau' is as vigorous as the sport parent.
Another vote for Gruss an Coberg.
I was fiercely prejudiced against the whole H.T. class until I volunteered at vintagegardens and met dozens of early H.T.s that had a grace and loveliness that I found lacking in the group of modern and ultra modern H.T.s.
I thought it was earlier, because of its' bloom shape but 'Dr. Brownell' is one of the most vigorous H.T. s I've ever met, it
-has large buff-yellow blooms, of a wide cupped shape that fit in well with pre-Peace H.T.s. No stiff high centers here.
-is as floriferous as a Tea rosebush.
-it's bushy! leaves galore making it a pretty plant in the garden even between flushes.
-moderate scent.
it shot up to be 5'+ by more than 6 feet wide,
here, and its' glossy leaves are bulletproof in its' no-spray garden.
Hortico.com sells it on rootstock. photos on helpmefind.com/roses
I once considered it when I could not find 'Anna Olivier' in stock. those who know how much I prefer Teas over H.T.s might be shocked at that.
Thanks you all! Found Dr Brownell and Countess Vandal at Hortico. Not sure I'm young enough to order any of them own root! LOL
And Lux, like you, I prefer Teas to HTs but those early ones are so beautiful! And they seem to glow!
I have only supporting votes to add to these comments. 'Mme. Jules Bouche' strongly shows its Tea parentage and is strong, fragrant, floriferous, and beautiful. 'Cl. Mme. Caroline Testout' is very tough and willing. I don't have any of them, but have heard very good things about 'Radiance' and its sports: I would grow them if I could find them. 'Barcelona' has been very tough in my garden, and no rose is more fragrant. 'Cl. Etoile de Hollande' is a fine variety, an extremely fragrant dark red. Someone here on the forum suggested that it's better grafted than on its own roots.
If you get a chance to take cuttings from someone's Cl Shot Silk, you will find that it roots easily and is quite vigorous on its own roots. I simply stuck several cuttings in the ground and a couple of the rooted. The young plant I am growing now is one of those rooted cuttings.
I'm extremely fond of CLIMBING LA FRANCE. This climbing sport of La France (Hybrid Tea, Jean-Baptiste André Guillot, 1867) was discovered in the United States by Peter Henderson in 1893. I like it better than the shrub because the plant has the habit of nodding its large buxom blossoms on thin stems. In a shrub this is a fault. BUT with a climber it is an asset because the blooms can be viewed head on from below. Trust me, with the light shining through the pink petals is almost too beautiful to be real. Add in intense fragrance with reliable repeat bloom and you get one of the best climbing roses that I've ever had the pleasure to grow.
I got my Climbing La France own root from Countryside Roses. It is growing against the eastern side of my house.
Image of LA FRANCE by labrea-7NYC.
Here is a link that might be useful: Climbing La France at HelpMeFind Roses
Great thread- just what I've been thinking about! I love the old HT's and Pernetianas.
I'll play the broken record by giving another cheer for Gruss an Coburg. THIS is the rose that made me love this category. It's deliciously fragrant, the colors manage to be bright and modern AND subtle and elegant, and it IS vigorous on its own roots. it really wants to grow, and it loves to bloom. The growth is awkward though, like a tea rose- all sorts of odd gawky angles. The foliage isn't always perfect here, but at this point I've decided that it doesn't matter. It's never comes close to defoliating for me, and it's ALWAYS pushing out new growth, most of which stays clean (here). I really love it.
It's interesting to read that the climbing form of Shot Silk is a vigorous grower. I've had the bush form for well over a year, and it's a total runt. It still looks like a band- and a TINY one at that.
Something else in this category is Mrs. Sam McGredy. It's similar in color to Gruss an Coburg, but with coral red and melon shades. There is a HUGE plant of the climbing form growing at Rogue Valley Roses, and the minute I saw it I knew I had to have it. RV says that it's quite vigorous on it's own roots.
I also grow Mrs. Lovell Swisher, an HT from 1926 whose petals are a soft pink inside, with a slamon-colored reverse. It's really lovely, but I don't have high hopes for vigor...
I second Marsha's recommendation of Break o' Day. She is not very fragrant but she is quite a work horse: healthy, vigorous, floriferous and very winter hardy. I have her in my no spray garden and just love her. Could not recommend her enough.
BTW, Marsha, I just LOVE your rose blog. It keeps me going through the winter.
Love all the suggestions! Guess I need to rip out my garden and start over. LOL. Gorgeous roses. Now if I can just find them.
Rosefolly: I don't know any "vintage" rose growers here in Nashville. It's a shame. No one to swap withâ¦
There is a particular early HT that I didn't mention before because I doubt if it is available now (I got it from Vintage Gardens). Regulars on this forum are probably really, really tired of me posting about 'Betty', but I think it needs to be mentioned on this particular thread. It's a Hybrid Tea from 1905, very Tea-like in bloom and growth habit (angular). A very warm light pink with occasional streaks of cream. The opening bud is lovely, as is the fully open flower - then, just as you think it's about finished, it goes into a very blowsy mode with petaloids in the center (my favorite mode). Where I had it, the sun backlit it at certain times of the day, and then the center of the bloom had a golden glow. It didn't have a strong fragrance, but it was an exquisite one. I adored this rose, but Vintage had it from the old Korbel garden, and I don't know if anyone else sells it. I do know that it is alive and well in Australia, because one of the authors of the Australian "Old Roses for Warm Gardens" answered a query of mine on HelpMeFind with information about its history there (and she loves it too).
Thanks Laura! I would love to find Betty. That is my mom's name. Sounds beautiful. I was able to order
Horace McFarland
Irish Fireflame
K. A. Viktoria
The Doctor
Dr. Brownell
I'm still actively seeking the others although many of them seem to no longer be in commerce.


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