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The Sowing of Seed has started
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The Sowing of Seed has started
by Guest 12th March 2012, 19:32
Sowed 14 crosses yesterday, so all I have to do now, is wait for the sight of green.
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by lildeb 12th March 2012, 20:04
AAAAAAANNNNNNDDDDD............................................................................... everybody pricks up their ears, and waits with bated breath.......
*sound of whispering.... rustling... clearing of throats in restless anticipation.....*................................................................................................................. ummmmm how long do we have to wait before reasonable expectation of updates??????
*sound of whispering.... rustling... clearing of throats in restless anticipation.....*................................................................................................................. ummmmm how long do we have to wait before reasonable expectation of updates??????
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Guest 23rd March 2012, 17:02
Sowed these seed today.
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. davidii
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. sweginzowii
(Wendy X Altissimo) X Canary Bird
Gemini X Sutters Gold
Sutters Gold X Peace
Sutters Gold X (Queen Elizabeth X Lyon Rose)
Carefree Beauty X Old Port
Baronne Ed Rothschild X Troika
Sutters Gold X Angele Pernet
Baronne Ed Rothschild X Vienna Charm
(Baronne Ed Rothschild X Mme C Testou) X (Wendy X ( Europeana X Othello)) X Dr Verhage
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. davidii
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. sweginzowii
(Wendy X Altissimo) X Canary Bird
Gemini X Sutters Gold
Sutters Gold X Peace
Sutters Gold X (Queen Elizabeth X Lyon Rose)
Carefree Beauty X Old Port
Baronne Ed Rothschild X Troika
Sutters Gold X Angele Pernet
Baronne Ed Rothschild X Vienna Charm
(Baronne Ed Rothschild X Mme C Testou) X (Wendy X ( Europeana X Othello)) X Dr Verhage
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Balinbear 23rd March 2012, 20:22
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
Intersting cross. Can't wait to see the result
Intersting cross. Can't wait to see the result
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 24th March 2012, 06:22
Ozroz wrote:Sowed these seed today.
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. davidii This wiil turn out good
(Wendy X Altissimo) X R. sweginzowii
(Wendy X Altissimo) X Canary Bird What chance Yellow
Gemini X Sutters Gold
Sutters Gold X Peace
Sutters Gold X (Queen Elizabeth X Lyon Rose)
Carefree Beauty X Old Port
Baronne Ed Rothschild X Troika
Sutters Gold X Angele Pernet I like this oneBaronne Ed Rothschild X Vienna Charm
(Baronne Ed Rothschild X Mme C Testou) X (Wendy X ( Europeana X Othello)) X Dr Verhage This one make me giddy
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Guest 24th March 2012, 06:46
Dave that R. davidii was used in the breeding of Baby Love. The Canary Bird cross was quite a difficult one which I only got 2 seeds, with the colour I don't know what I will get at the moment. The Sutters Gold X Angele Pernet, the only thing that worries me is the petal count at this moment, I think it will be low in numbers.
The one that makes you giddy, thats what happens when you use your own seedlings which have n't ben registered and given a name, it can get a bit long winded, but mind you wait untill you see the pedrigree of those offspring. Its like writing the chronicles
That cross if anything germinates will produce awesome offspring.
The one that makes you giddy, thats what happens when you use your own seedlings which have n't ben registered and given a name, it can get a bit long winded, but mind you wait untill you see the pedrigree of those offspring. Its like writing the chronicles
That cross if anything germinates will produce awesome offspring.
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 24th March 2012, 06:50
My seeds from Kim are dew out of the fridge today/tommorrow, what type of mix do you place them in Warren
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Guest 24th March 2012, 06:54
Dave just put them in a good seed raising mix.
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 24th March 2012, 06:57
Thanks Warren. Where did you get Angele Pernet from if you can tell me and the rest of us.
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by OzRose 24th March 2012, 09:29
I like the sound of this one
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
Had La Vesuve cutting grown when I was on the farm in Donnybrook. Wonderful rose and nearly evergreen all year. A great favourite with the little leaf cutter bees who at certain times of the year would leave me with a bush covered in lacy patterened leaves.
La Vesuve X Unk Yellow Grandiflora
Had La Vesuve cutting grown when I was on the farm in Donnybrook. Wonderful rose and nearly evergreen all year. A great favourite with the little leaf cutter bees who at certain times of the year would leave me with a bush covered in lacy patterened leaves.
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 24th March 2012, 09:34
Warren do you think "Unk Yellow Grandiflora" could be Selfriges 
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Guest 24th March 2012, 10:08
Yep I do dave , flower, leaf structure and its growth pattern. Very healthy rose
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by Ozeboy 24th March 2012, 21:33
I am starting mine next week. This winter will be burning off my rejects from 4 years ago. Some of the OP Pink Perpetue have promise. Visitors have twisted my arm and taken a couple of the better ones like a deep mauve Iceberg seedling. Looked like Iceberg but deeper mauve colour. Probably should have placed more value on them but see garden rose being overtaken by low maintainence type plants.
I made reference to nurseries peddling those unhealthy HT's and it wouldn't be long before the general public became aware of the maintainence needed. The wrong roses needing all those pestercides and fungacides mentioned in their care literature certainly doesn't help.
I walk around the old and new suburbs and wonder where have all the rose gardens gone? Sincerely hope our rose breeders are aiming to produce good low maintainence easy care roses before it's too late
I made reference to nurseries peddling those unhealthy HT's and it wouldn't be long before the general public became aware of the maintainence needed. The wrong roses needing all those pestercides and fungacides mentioned in their care literature certainly doesn't help.
I walk around the old and new suburbs and wonder where have all the rose gardens gone? Sincerely hope our rose breeders are aiming to produce good low maintainence easy care roses before it's too late
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by AutumnDamask 24th March 2012, 22:28
I'm wondering what I have to do to beg a plant of 'Wendy' ...
Seriously.
(says Wendy)
Seriously.
(says Wendy)
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 25th March 2012, 05:40
AutumnDamask wrote:I'm wondering what I have to do to beg a plant of 'Wendy' ...
Seriously.
(says Wendy)
Wendy, do you know where Deniliquin is, if so that is your answer
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by AutumnDamask 25th March 2012, 07:09
roseman wrote:Wendy, do you know where Deniliquin is, if so that is your answer
Hmmmm So you're saying I should drive over to Deni and then kneel and beg in the mud ?
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by The Lazy Rosarian 25th March 2012, 07:14
No not that low, maybe a bottle of red, a bunch of 
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by neptune 25th March 2012, 08:28
but the knee grovelling will seal the deal...... 
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by AutumnDamask 25th March 2012, 10:20
roseman wrote:No not that low, maybe a bottle of red, a bunch of
*checks her cupboards*
Red wine
Cake
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by AutumnDamask 25th March 2012, 10:21
I hope so!neptune wrote:but the knee grovelling will seal the deal......
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by lildeb 26th March 2012, 14:52
AND... it puts you in the perfect position for planting!
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Re: The Sowing of Seed has started
by AutumnDamask 26th March 2012, 17:28
LOLlildeb wrote:AND... it puts you in the perfect position for planting!
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