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today by
 HubertG
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I've sometimes wondered why the Austins never produced striped roses before. Considering there are enough striped examples amongst the old garden roses, it always seemed to me to be a natural direction for them to take. Perhaps it was just a matter of personal taste as not everyone likes striped roses. A striped Austin rose in their classic 'English' form would be wonderful in my opinion.
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Initial post
today by
jedmar
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See the photos from Sangerhausen, not a yellow double.
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Initial post
yesterday by
HubertG
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The description page says this is "a Hybrid Gigantea" but I can't see anything in the references here to support that. Is there some other reference to Gigantea blood not included? I can see similarities with 'Hadley' and 'Princeps' in 'Editor Stewart', so I'm wondering is it's one of Clark's favoured seed parents pollinated with 'Princeps'.
The fact that it was recommended as a hedge suggests it must have had a degree of retention of its foliage in winter. So perhaps there is Gigantea in it after all.
Also, to anyone who has experience of 'Editor Stewart', does it produce hips?
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today by
jedmar
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Maybe one of our Australian members can comment on this?
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Initial post
yesterday by
Orianne Courmes
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Available from - Bierkreek
https://bierkreek.nl/webwinkel-bestel-roos-online-en-bezorging/lijiang-road-climber/
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