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Posted by dollnut27 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 9, 09 at 10:35
| Hello, New member here. Does anyone know where I can purchase Victory roses? I bought one at our local Safeway grocery store, but can't seem to find them anywhere else. The shipment of mini roses they got in this time are not the Victory rose, but the smaller flowering varieties. I did see that others have purchased them from Trader Joe's, but we do not have one in our area. Thanks. |
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RE: Victory roses
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| I've searched the web but I haven't found victory roses for sale. As soon as I have seen a website selling this kind of rose I will post it here. Thanks. |
RE: Victory roses
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| Victory roses are a product of Poulsen Roser in Denmark. They sell to large national chains such as your grocer for sale in their stores. They seldom sell their pot roses to nurseries and garden centers since they deal in very large orders, far too big for the nurseries. I'm afraid you will have to search grocery stores, home stores and the like in hopes of finding them again. An individual can't order a rose from Poulsen. I just checked the Poulsen website and they didn't list any outlets in the U.S. that are carrying the Victory roses right now. |
RE: Victory roses
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| I wrote the supplier and was told that they would be shipping some out to Home Depot stores around the 10th of June, but so far haven't seen any here. |
Victory roses
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| I'm not sure if this would be the place to post another question..but I'm wondering about Victory Roses also. I bought a pot recently from H-E-B and am not very knowlegable as to thier care.I live in Texas..so do I need to keep them inside while its so hot? Do they like a lot of water? How often should I prune? I am new at this, but aspiring. Thank you. |
RE: Victory roses
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Hello, I have several Victory Rose plants that I'm selling on Craig's List. This is the fist time I've come across the this site so I'm not certain whether this is local, but I'm in Dallas Texas.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/grd/1813354768.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: Victory Rose
RE: Victory roses
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| I found the Victory Roses at Winn-Dixie it's a grocery store. Not sure if you have them but that's the only place I have found them. |
RE: Victory roses
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| I have found the minature Victory Rose at Meijer's in their floral dept inside of the store. I just bought 4 of them.I hope this helps |
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| I was just in Walgreens Drugstore (Northern California) and they were putting wrapped mini roses out for Mother's Day. They didn't have identifying tags, but the varieties looked like Victory roses. They also had a better selection than our local Home Depot & Lowes usually have. I even found a purple one! |
RE: Victory roses
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| I planted mine in the ground after Valentine's Day. It was doing great but I just noticed it getting some brown rust spots. What do I need to do? I'd also like to propagate it as I have a row by the front door which would look nice with about 6 plants. |
RE: Victory roses
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| What I know about the Victory Rose - is the BloomRite trademark and Victory Rose trademark are owned by Nurseryman's Exchange, in Calif. In Mar of this year they were sued by the Farm Workers Union, I think it was and they protested and lost in court, they had to file for bankruptcy and it was granted in May. I got my 6 pots of roses - various colors - from an HEB (grocery store). I have three shades of yellow, a purple pink, two other shades of pink and a cream. Oh one was orange looking but has already bloomed out. It says on the tag that they are a blooming center piece and can be planted out in the ground once you enjoy the blooms and makes a great perennial. States zone 6-10. |
RE: Victory roses
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| The Victory rose is a lustrous golden yellow rose that blooms continuously all summer. Victory has big, double, perfectly-formed blooms with a wonderful fragrance. |
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