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Wild Rover (Floribunda, Dickson, 2007)
most recent 30 NOV 11
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30 NOV 11
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Thorny Acres
Are you sure this is a floribunda?
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30 NOV 11
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RoseBlush
The rose is referenced as a floribunda in the Modern Roses 12 database maintained by the American Rose Society. Yes, it is quite tall for the classical definition of a floribunda rose, but it is up to the breeder to determine the classification.
Smiles,
Lyn
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