Interesting observation on the 3 roses that were planted in spring of this year. Note that this is NOT a thorough rose review or to judge how good/bad they are.
Roses take time to establish, grow and perform, this is not enough time yet. There are a few ppl who want to know how they do since I planted them. Roses also perform differently in different growing locations, rootstock, soil, sun exposure, and other factors.
My experience can be different from others. Please take my information as updates.
Top Cream rose purchased from a local nursery (Houston Garden Center).
Prairieview Prince rose & Quicksilver rose from Antique Rose Emporium.
All ownroots.
Planted in ground with full sun around 12 hours, no shade during summer in a south-facing backyard.
They're all around the same age and height.
Prairieview Prince rose has the most pest damages out of the 3 given it's bred for Texas weather while 2 others (Top Cream which is French and Quicksilver is German) look fabulous.
More updates to come
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