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Unnamed
seedling, Paul Barden, 2000.
If
you ever decide to grow your own roses from open pollinated seeds you
collect from your garden, don't let anyone tell you that this in an
unworthy pursuit. This seedling came from a batch of self (or open)
pollinated seeds I sowed in 1999, given to me by a Colorado Rosarian.
(Thank you!) It is currently planted in my test seedling plot for evaluation.
The
blooms are average in size for a Gallica: 3" diameter, and nearly
perfectly formed, fully double with a bit of a button eye. There is
a moderate sharp Gallica fragrance. The shrub has only moderate vigor
so far, but I'm hoping it will pick up speed this coming season. I
think this is as nice as any of the named Gallicas I grow, and look
forward to watching the plant develop.
ARS
merit rating:
None
Personal
merit rating: under assessment.
Hardiness: Likely USDA zones
4 to 8, zone 4 in a protected location.
Shrub size: unknown, still 2 X 2 feet.
Fragrance:
3.0, mild Gallica scent.
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