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Carefree wonder roses hardy?

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Posted by buttercupIA zone4 IA (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 26, 04 at 22:44

I was looking at Carefree wonder roses at the nursery. They had no zone number, but said on the directions, to protect at temperatures under 15 degrees. It gets to minus 34 around here sometimes. Do you think they'd be hardy here?

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You say Carefree wonder "roses", so I am not sure we are on the same wave length. If it is the rose Carefree Wonder that you are asking about, and not a group of roses, then the link below should reassure you that it will take your temps. Don't know if any protection will be needed, since I don't garden in that zone. It's a tough rose for me.

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