Blue Girl Rose | Rose Plants from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

Product Details

Zones: 4 - 10 (-20 F)
Height: 2-3'
Spacing: 3-4'
Depth: dig a hole large enough to spread out the roots without bending them, firm well and water in thoroughly
Spread: 2-2.5'
Sun/Shade: full sun
Color: silvery lavender grey-blue
Foliage: dark green, leathery glossy
Blooms: spring-fall

Comments: If heavy soil, add peat moss, Dehydrated cow manure or compost. Mound soil in center of hole, spread roots over mound, add 1/2 inch of soil; compact; complete filling; compact soil; water well. Fertilize once a month with rose food. Water 1 inch per week when rainfall is insufficient; remove spent blossoms, weak growth and suckers; spray or dust every week for insects. Mulch heavily around the base for winter and cover rest of plant with straw or shredded leaves.
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- Monday, September 07, 2009
Beautiful roses!
Reviewed By: Michael (Hopedale, MA)
These roses took a little while to start growing due to the bad weather this summer, but when they did they came up fast, big and beautiful! Color and bloom size was the same as in the picture. I brought a bloom into work for my desk and all my coworkers commented on how beautiful it was and wanted me to bring more in for them.

- Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Beautiful
Reviewed By: Jan (Adairsville, Georgia)
This is the first bare root rose I've purchased, much less by mail order. I have NOT been disappointed. It didn't take long for it to start shooting out new growth and I now have 5 (FIVE!!) beautiful light purple roses blooming. Just what I was looking for.

- Saturday, June 13, 2009
Beautiful Lavender Blooms
Reviewed By: Jude (Stony Brook, NY)
These are beautiful. I have a blue hydranga that requires aluminum sulfate to encourage the blooms to look truly blue. I am wondering if you add a bit of aluminum sulfate to the soil the blooms may become a truer blue. Anyone have any experience or success with this?

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