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Recent Member Comments, Questions and Answers
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I haven't read through every thread, but I am wondering if anyone knows about whether Lullaby typically produces masses of hips in the fall? I usually prune mine down to size at some point in late summer after major flushes of bloom seem over. I did not have a chance to do that this year and have the most beautiful hips! I will post a photo.
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It's hip sterile. The only way to get anything from it is to pick out 1-5 grains of pollen per bloom and put it on something ridiculously fertile.
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It appears in the pix here to be prone to vegetative centers. I suppose that must affect fertility?
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Yes, as well as the scant amount of pollen it even possesses. I would rate it as a 98% sterile rose. 2% male fertility imo.
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Very reliable repeat blooming, very good garden rose
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The photo for 'True Kindness' on some sights is the same photo used for 'Lion King'. I don't know if they are really the same rose, but they could be.
plantaddicts.com/true-kindness-rose/
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Going back to the beginning I see. ;-)
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