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Description of Passionate Kisses at Helpmefind.com roses says none to mild fragrance.

 

http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.22513.4

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@JustJazzmom wrote:

Look at the David Austin roses website and look at some of their red English roses.


 

@JustJazzmom  My roses aren't red.

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Do you have any Knock-Out Roses?  They're so over-used, I cringe every time I see one.  It's bad enough that every convenience store, gas station, and shopping center use them in their landscaping.  But people actually use them front-and-center in their home gardens.

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I have one Knockout bush in the back corner of my house. I cut some yesterday afternoon and put them in a Tiffany vase on my kitchen counter.  I've read that some people find them to be inferior roses, but I liked this one due to its color, hardiness, and abundance of blooms.  I also like that pop of fuchsia against the black granite countertop. 

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@ValuSkr wrote:

Do you have any Knock-Out Roses?  They're so over-used, I cringe every time I see one.  It's bad enough that every convenience store, gas station, and shopping center use them in their landscaping.  But people actually use them front-and-center in their home gardens.


 

@ValuSkr  No, I don't, mostly English roses, a few teas and grandifloras, and some mini.

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@wildcat fan wrote:

I have one Knockout bush in the back corner of my house. I cut some yesterday afternoon and put them in a Tiffany vase on my kitchen counter.  I've read that some people find them to be inferior roses, but I liked this one due to its color, hardiness, and abundance of blooms.  I also like that pop of fuchsia against the black granite countertop. 


 

@wildcat fan  I know someone who has a plot along a short path with a block of deep rose pink knock-outs, and they are stunning in a row such as that, but I have informal gardens, so they wouldn't work for me. Smiley Happy

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@mousiegirlYou are so gifted!  Thank you for taking all these pictures and giving us such smiles!

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