Comparing Aloha with Mortimer Sackler

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Posted by missmary 7a (My Page) on

Tue, May 8, 12 at 19:12

Well, I started out on an earlier post wanting to find where to buy a Mortimer Sackler. In the meanwhile, I went looking for a backup - and found Aloha. I see many of you talking about Aloha a lot here, and it is often mentioned as being good in my area (Maryland).

So, now I'm not sure.

This rose is for by my entry/front door. There is full sun (technically) - 6 hours, but there is shade at the last part of the day.

Since it's by the entryway, I'd like it to be a good repeat bloomer. Lacking that, a nice looking green leaf plant when not blooming.

Blackspot is an issue here

It'll be climbing on a trellis against a 12ft-ish brick wall.

Your vote?

Miss Mary

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Posted by missmary (My Page) on
Tue, May 8, 12 at 20:35

OOPS! Wrong Forum....
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Posted by lenie zone 7 (My Page) on
Tue, May 8, 12 at 21:06

Hi missmary I bought aloha last fall and it's in our entryway so far it's healthy its climbing on a trellis together with white Eden climber,I like the flower and healthy leaves ,I'm also here in Maryland .i wish I know how to post pictures.i don't have Mortimer sackler sorry.

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