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A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
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A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
This is 'Euphrates'. It's a hybrid persica (Rosa persica x 'Fairy Changeling'). The species, Rosa persica, is a bright yellow with the red eye-blotch. This variety is one of only a few persica hybrids and is meant to be sterile. However, a breeder form New Zealand contacted me saying they had actually created seedlings from 'Euphrates'. I find the blotch captivating... mine has just started flowering and I've put its pollen onto my multiflora rootstock to try and get something with a blotch with more fertility (the multiflora is super fertile and the seeds germinate easily). Keep your fingers
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What a charming rose! It certainly is different, I really like it
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It reminds me of the blotches you get in some Dianthus..beautiful
Ripley- Number of posts : 184
Location : Launceston
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
I dig this old thread out....
What happened with this cross? 'Euphrates' looks really beautyful! I wondering why the genes for the yellow colors have no influence on this plant or is this pale color because of summer heat?
I hope to get 'Tigris' flowering this year to cross her with rugosa so I'll hopefully get something like 'Nigel Hawthorne' with a higher fertility (Is 'Nigel Hawthorne' sterile? I couldn't find any offspring of it )
What happened with this cross? 'Euphrates' looks really beautyful! I wondering why the genes for the yellow colors have no influence on this plant or is this pale color because of summer heat?
I hope to get 'Tigris' flowering this year to cross her with rugosa so I'll hopefully get something like 'Nigel Hawthorne' with a higher fertility (Is 'Nigel Hawthorne' sterile? I couldn't find any offspring of it )
Schuler- Number of posts : 11
Age : 37
Location : Switzerland
Registration date : 2011-10-18
Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
where can i get this rose from ??
jordan71- Number of posts : 1699
Location : melbourne
Registration date : 2012-03-02
Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
Jordan, what was the name of the nursery you went to on Saturday, have you got thier catalogue, it is in there. Misty have it.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
Schuler, Simon(Admin) was the person that posted the thread about his 'Euphrates'. He has given up this forum and no longer has contact with it so we do not know how his crosss is going, sorry about that.
As for the yellow gene your asking about, to my understanding it can or is 'masked' by the pink gene, someone will correct this if it is wrong.
As for the yellow gene your asking about, to my understanding it can or is 'masked' by the pink gene, someone will correct this if it is wrong.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
Age : 70
Location : Mudgee, NSW, Australia
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
Ah ok, thank you for the information. I've read that there are genes which regulate the degradation of the yellow pigments and these genes are silenced or absent within the yellow roses so that might be the "problem" with this rose
Schuler- Number of posts : 11
Age : 37
Location : Switzerland
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
This might give some reasons for no yellow undertones, when looking at it's lineage there are only pink ad reds, have a look at the link below,
Euphrates
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Euphrates
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The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
yeah, poor yellow pigments I wonder how a cross between Tigris and Persian Yellow would look like - unfortunately, my Perisan Yellow will flower next year but it might give a great yellow with red blotch so after selfing it might be a really good color without to many petals
Schuler- Number of posts : 11
Age : 37
Location : Switzerland
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Re: A different kind of rose... hybrid persica
roseman wrote:Jordan, what was the name of the nursery you went to on Saturday, have you got thier catalogue, it is in there. Misty have it.
hi david ,
misty dont have it in their cat.. i checked
its beautifull rose
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Jordan, this link above is from thier online catalogue, I will check with them tomorrow(Thusday) as I had thought of getting it myself.
Jordan, this link above is from thier online catalogue, I will check with them tomorrow(Thusday) as I had thought of getting it myself.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Jordan, this link above is from thier online catalogue, I will check with them tomorrow(Thusday) as I had thought of getting it myself.
yeah sorry david , they do have it on their online cat, i was looking in the cat that noel gave me the last time i was their
going there hopefuly on friday to pick up couple of david austin roses
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