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Recent Questions, Answers and Comments
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Initial post
today by
 Patricia Routley
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Appears to be Russelliana (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826) (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826), not the evergreen
Russelliana (hybrid sempervirens, Sinclair, pre - 1826) syn Russelliana rubra pallida.
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Initial post
today by
Patricia Routley
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Appears to be Russelliana (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826) (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826), not the evergreen
Russelliana (hybrid sempervirens, Sinclair, pre - 1826) syn Russelliana rubra pallida.
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Initial post
today by
Patricia Routley
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Appears to be Russelliana (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826) (hybrid multiflora, Unknown pre - 1826), not the evergreen
Russelliana (hybrid sempervirens, Sinclair, pre - 1826) syn Russelliana rubra pallida.
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Initial post
yesterday by
HubertG
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The reference to 'Bardou Job' being triploid seems to come from the 2016 publication, but in that they record their source material as coming from the Loubert Rose Gardens, and that presumably coming from Loubert. The Loubert website shows a double rose which seems to correspond to the "Bardou Job - in commerce as" in Europe, or the "Alcatraz Red Climber" in the US (are they the same? I can't tell), but in any case it doesn't appear to be the authentic variety.
I'd suggest the real 'Bardou Job', as found in Australia, is probably tetraploid.
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today by
jedmar
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Moved the reference to 'Bardou-Job - in commerce', thank you!
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