Peter Harris' Roses
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PG01 Playgirl seedling BR5-15 Scarlet Knight
x R15 B1501 Carefree Beauty
(Bucbi) x R15 H5-03 Heritage x
R15 DE02 Darlow's Enigma seedling DE02 is fragrant (in typical musk fashion, it's more fragrant when the humidity is high) quite. The flowers are about 1 3/4" in diameter, btw. It almost always has a few on it, like DE, but never has a large truss in bloom at the same time. About the most I've seen in bloom at one time is 1/3 of a truss. The hardiness is the question. Darlow's Enigma is hardy, but this one looks even more like the Noisettes than DE does. Did I tell you I put some tetraploid pollen on it this summer and got almost total rejection from it? There's only one berry, and that may be an open pollination. Anyway, I've rooted 5 small plants of it (it rooted very easily), so I'll feel better about risking one plant outdoors in the winter. One rootling has 3 leaflets on it and is waving a bud on the tip of the shoot. Do you remember the original of this thing? The thing with branches like pack thread? It's about 3' tall now, and more or less the same width, and still begins new growth before the flowers are all gone on a branch. Things that grow that eagerly are usually less dormant in the winter.... BR504 (Scarlet Knight x R15) Has a good number of pistils and anthers, so improvement in petal count is possible, and fertility is likely.
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R501 (Royal Bassino x R15) 11D (Fragrant Cloud x Golden Wings) BR505 (Scarlet Knight x R15) Unnamed red HT 721321
(Golden Showers x Tropicana) Q15
(Queen Elizabeth x Hazeldean) K1601 (Medallion x Golden Wings) R15
(Golden Showers x Hazeldean) GSHAG
(Golden Showers x Agnes) FL01
(Sun Flare x open pollinated) F1501
(Sun Flare x R15) R15
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