We grow many of the same plants in vastly different soils: gaillardia, Laura Bush petunia, gaillardia, Vitex, lantana, gomphrena. Is your yellow rose the one known as 'Grandma's Yellow Rose -- used to be Nacadotches (sp.)? I found that most of the TAMU plants recommended for all of Texas will grow in south Georgia, too. That's how I discovered Pride of Barbados and Tecoma stans.
We grow many of the same plants in vastly different soils: gaillardia, Laura Bush petunia, gaillardia, Vitex, lantana, gomphrena. Is your yellow rose the one known as 'Grandma's Yellow Rose -- used to be Nacadotches (sp.)?
ReplyDeleteI found that most of the TAMU plants recommended for all of Texas will grow in south Georgia, too. That's how I discovered Pride of Barbados and Tecoma stans.
I started this rose from a cutting I got when taking a class on rose propagation and lost the label, sorry.
ReplyDeleteThis is the rose's second season and the blooms have been gorgeous.
I love starting plants from seed and cuttings but my success rate for cuttings is very low.