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Posted by susieG london england (My Page) on Sat, May 4, 02 at 13:04
| Ola, please can anybody help? In the strong sun, dry soil and hot climate of southern spain, which roses can I grow? Are they better in light shade? The only ones I have seen are hybrid teas! susieG |
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| necesito saber las normas que deben cumplir las flores de corte para poder entrar amercado Europeo, estadounidense y america latina en general, para un estudio de investigación asi como lo relaciona a su embalaje para los mismos mercados. gracias. es urgente. |
RE: roses in southern spain
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| hi there, You can grow all king of roses in the south of spain as long you are watering them regularly. The roses get much finer there as the climate is comparable with the origin location in Turkey and related areas. I have visited last year a rosarium in Granada, and I was astonished about how many varities grew there. Hems |
RE: roses in southern spain
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| Spain has a Mediterranean climate like California and Southern Oregon where I live. You will be able to grow fabulous roses as long as you have enough water. You may need to give the deep reds some afternoon shade. Tea-noisettes, teas, and chinas will be great there and most of the other classes except perhaps some of the gallicas and albas. |
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- Posted by miguel south-west Lisb (My Page) on
Sat, Feb 1, 03 at 10:31
hello susie
I live in Lisbon and I have many roses in my garden.I don't have problemns with this plants but you must have a large quantity of water in Summer. |
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