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Post by robh on Sept 15, 2014 19:39:28 GMT
has anyone tried oakwood goldcrest or ryecroft zoe i fancy tryin them next year i have brenda t in a pot in the garden i am a bit disapointed with it but have seen other brenda ts so will chuck it down the allotment to see if its any good planted in the ground
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Post by Moonlight on Sept 15, 2014 20:47:35 GMT
I've grown both this year and I'll grow them again next year. Looking for photo of Ryecroft Zoe but I can't find a good one. Doesn't help that I grew Ruskin Myra next to it. Similar colour and shape.
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Post by Moonlight on Sept 15, 2014 21:12:48 GMT
Clearview Audrey, Rycroft Zoe, Ruskin Myra and Oakwood Goldcrest.
(The last on the row hasn't flowered yet which is Clearview Jenny and you can't see it.)
I came 2nd with both Ryecroft Zoe and Oakwood Goldcrest.
A soaked Oakwood Goldcrest.
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Post by scrumpy on Sept 15, 2014 21:13:59 GMT
I've grown both this year and I'll grow them again next year. Looking for photo of Ryecroft Zoe but I can't find a good one. Doesn't help that I grew Ruskin Myra next to it. Similar colour and shape.  There you go. Myra not a patch on Zoe, in my opinion. |
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Post by Moonlight on Sept 15, 2014 21:25:21 GMT
Myra not a patch on Zoe, in my opinion.  I grew Zoe because I saw it in your photos and thought it was lovely. I'm glad I did. |
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I grew Zoe because I saw it in your photos and thought it was lovely. I'm glad I did.
