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| A fine example of 'Peace
climber' is located on the south-east wall of La
Casa del Mar. Also there are a pair climbing up
the Mexican Fan Palms in front of La Casa del Monte.
There are more, including standard and bush forms
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 A
hybrid tea climber growing to 15' tall. This
deciduous plant has trifoliate, glossy-green
leaves with arching, thorny stems. The flower
has large, high-centered opening cupped, rose
shape. Subtle perfume scent. Most often creamy-yellow,
it tends to vary in color from soil to soil
and even from day to day, depending in the
weather. |
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| One of the best
known and loved roses of all time. Like most
roses, it likes full sun, good drainage, regular
water and fertilizer. Dormant pruning should
be done yearly. Remove oldest, unproductive
canes and any weak, twiggy growth; cut back
lateral branches on remaining canes to within
2-4 buds from main canes. Keep in mind 'Peace'
rose does not like severe, drastic pruning.
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