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Brown to the ground, first winter, zone 5b. Might still come back, but April 19th it's fully brown. Fingers crossed.
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Brown to the ground, first winter, zone 5b. Might still come back, but April 19th it's fully brown. Fingers crossed.
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This indeed looks like Madame Plantier (at least it seems very similar to the one I got for my mother). I wonder how tall and wide this rose is in your garden now? I also garden in zone 6a. Thank you!
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Amazing.
It never looked good here. I got rid of it.
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yesterday by
 Lee H.
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Robert, you wouldn’t know if it’s fertile, would you? I got one this spring; I might try some crosses, but don’t want to waste my time. There are no descendants listed.
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Hi Lee,
Sorry, no I never tried. I don't like using roses with unknown lineages because it's hard to know what direction to take them. It mildewed among other things.
Like most I would assume at least pollen fertile. Then go from there.
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yesterday by
Lee H.
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Thanks, Robert. I understand concerns of unknown parentage, but I’m of an age where it’s now less about long-term planning, and more about hitting the lottery ;-)
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We're both at that age. That's all the more reason to choose wisely! ;-)
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