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Apr 9, 2012 11:21 PM CST

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Name: Tami Smith
Naylor, GA (Zone 8b)

Looks like my L D Braithwaite wants to be a tree.

Tami

| @mollymistsmith | Post #240064 (1)

Apr 10, 2012 9:43 AM CST

Name: Toni
Denver Metro (Zone 5a)
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.

Wow, leggy's one thing, but wow! LOL!! Any way you can separate that one cane w/rootstock & plant it separately?

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| @Skiekitty | Post #240187 (2)

Apr 11, 2012 12:30 AM CST

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Name: Tami Smith
Naylor, GA (Zone 8b)

I don't know. I'd be afraid I'd kill it.

Tami

| @mollymistsmith | Post #240528 (3)

Apr 11, 2012 10:02 AM CST

Name: Steve
Prescott, AZ (Zone 7b)

Some of Austin's roses make long, long canes.

Looks like it's pretty happy, though. If that height's a problem you might prune it to the height you want next spring.

When you dance with nature, try not to step on her toes.

| @Steve812 | Post #240696 (4)

Apr 11, 2012 11:19 AM CST

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Name: Tami Smith
Naylor, GA (Zone 8b)

Thanks Steve. The height is fine. I just hope the rest of the shrub catches up.

Tami

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