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this rose has stood the test of time
lavender-pink blooms that feature a creamy white reverse
Katsura is well adapted to many regions of the United States and even performs well in clay soils
An improved version of the beloved Northern Spy
trellis or arbor
Peach Tree Borer Lure & Trap Only for GU this rose has stood thePeach tree borers cause severe injury to apricot, peach, plum and cherry trees, and may carry fungus infections. The adult moths lay eggs at the base of trees. When larvae emerge in spring, they bore into the trees. To stop them, use two traps per mature full size tree, one for a dwarf tree. Set out by May 15. Pheromone lure lasts 8 weeks; also attracts lilac borer, banded ash borer, oak borer, dogwood borer and rhododendron borer. Pest ID guide