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Mystery standard
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Mystery standard
by AutumnDamask 9th July 2011, 22:01
This mystery standard gave me some seedlings this year...
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Re: Mystery standard
by Admin 12th July 2011, 00:10
Reminds me of the Delbard 'Paris 2000'. See: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
They produced it as a standard too: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Re: Mystery standard
by AutumnDamask 12th July 2011, 07:03
THANK YOU Simon! That looks about right.
It seems to be fertile enough.... (4 of the seedlings were found out on the burn heap LOL)
It seems to be fertile enough.... (4 of the seedlings were found out on the burn heap LOL)
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Re: Mystery standard
by Admin 12th July 2011, 09:47
No worries 
Looks like a nice rose too. Might hit you up for some cuttings one day 
Looks like a nice rose too. Might hit you up for some cuttings one day
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Re: Mystery standard
by AutumnDamask 12th July 2011, 10:33
hehe Feel free. If we didn't cut it back rather solidly then it would be HUGE. Not so good for a ball on a stick I suppose...!
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Re: Mystery standard
by Barbara B 12th July 2011, 17:05
Hi,
I wonder if it's a Sparrieshoop, but no-one would do that as a standard, would they?
Barbara B
I wonder if it's a Sparrieshoop, but no-one would do that as a standard, would they?
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Re: Mystery standard
by Admin 12th July 2011, 17:20
I thought of that too Barbara... surely no one would be so silly as to put that big rose on a standard... maybe I'm giving people too much credit LOL
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Re: Mystery standard
by AutumnDamask 12th July 2011, 17:56
Well, we have a Sparrieshoop and it is not the same. That also has a tendency to pretty wicked thorns doesn't it?
If someone was going to try Sparrieshoop as a standard... surely it would be a taller one!
If someone was going to try Sparrieshoop as a standard... surely it would be a taller one!
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Re: Mystery standard
by Ripley 12th July 2011, 19:59
Here's a pic of my Paris 2000 from autumn this year.
('Scuse the moth eaten look)
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The new flowers are very brightly coloured and then it pales with age
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The new flowers are very brightly coloured and then it pales with age
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