Rosa 'Double Delight' | Rose Care | Sunburn & Insects & Mold & Rust
Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from http://ivorganics.com/ teaches rose plant care; specifically, sunburn, insects, mold & rust remedies. In this video, the 'Double Delight' Rose was featured--a rose that was planted back in the 70's at the residence (the same decade this amazing rose variety was discovered!). Here are some facts about the 'Double Delight' Rose: A hybrid tea rose bred by Swim & Ellis and introduced in 1977. Its parents were two hybrid tea cultivars – the red and yellow 'Granada' (Lindquist, 1963) and the ivory 'Garden Party' (Swim, 1959). Winter hardy up to −25 °C (USDA zone 5), but can be susceptible to mildew and black spot. The cultivar needs sunny, warm places, but can be grown in containers Used as garden rose and as cut flower. Awards: Gold medals in Baden-Baden and Rome in 1976, Fragrance awards in Geneva (1976), All-American-Rose-Selection in 1977 In 1985, the cultivar was inducted into the Rose Hall of Fame Be sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to watch all the other IV Organic's educational gardening videos. REFERENCES: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosa_%27Double_Delight%27
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Hey, it looks like you're dealing with "chilli thrips" too in the LA area, no? It's a new pest that arrived here from Hurricane Dolores back in late 2015. I can tell by the characteristic crinkled leaves (thrips rasping on them). Your roses are mature, so they can take the damage, from the looks of it. Chilli thrips completely ruined the late summer, fall rose flush for me. They're active in high temperatures. High concentration spinosad (straight from Dow AgroSciences) seems to be the only thing that worked for me. I had a pretty devastating infestation.
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Hello from Australia. Thank you the double delight rose is beautiful. I have Mr Lincoln, Blue Moon and Princess De Monaco roses but i'm going to add double delight.
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Thank you sir for information. Beautiful roses!
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Thank you for the information Charles. My wife wants some Double Delight roses now! We have a 15’ row of Seven Sister roses that were planted in 1960. They are about 8’ tall even after the branches are weighed down with roses nearly to the ground. It’s adjacent to our vegetable garden so it benefits from the roses as well. Your video has me interested in learning the background of our roses!
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the info you had on the leaf miners was very informative. I've had chard leaves that I thought were sunburned. I hope I didn't eat any of those things. I'll definitely be more careful now.
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