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    most recent 3 JAN  
    RoseCéline Forestier (Tea Noisette, Trouillard, 1842)
    Initial post 2 JAN by odinthor
    Correct release to commerce year would be 1859: Standish is advertising it in the April 30, 1859, issue of Gardeners’ Chronicle (p. 378), as among the “New Roses for 1859 […]. All of the above plants are now ready to send out,” and repeats the ad in subsequent issues of the 1859 Gardeners' Chronicle.
    Reply #1 posted 3 JAN by jedmar
    Introduction date modified, thank you!
    most recent 9 FEB 24  
    RoseCéline Forestier (Tea Noisette, Trouillard, 1842)
    Initial post 7 DEC 16 by thebig-bear
    Please can anyone tell me if this rose sets hips, and if so, what the resulting seedlings are like?
    Reply #1 posted 8 DEC 16 by Margaret Furness
    Hmf lists these as descendants:
    Madame Gustave Fargeton
    Starlight (hybrid multiflora, Paul, 1909)
    The Sweet Little Queen of Holland
    Reply #2 posted 8 DEC 16 by thebig-bear
    Thanks Margaret. Shame none of them seem to be in commerce, as I would like to have seen the results of Celine Forestier's motherhood, so to speak.
    Reply #4 posted 9 FEB 24 by Emily W.
    I have a rooted cutting on order from Rose Valley Roses.
    Reply #5 posted 9 FEB 24 by Robert Neil Rippetoe
    I just purchased one recently from Burlington.
    Reply #3 posted 8 DEC 16 by Robert Neil Rippetoe
    "what the resulting seedlings are like?"

    This depends on what you use it with.
    most recent 11 APR 17  
    RoseCéline Forestier (Tea Noisette, Trouillard, 1842)
    Initial post 11 APR 17 by thebig-bear
    Does anyone have any experience of how shade tollerant this rose is?
    Thanks in advance,
    Steve
    most recent 13 OCT 12  
    RoseCéline Forestier (Tea Noisette, Trouillard, 1842)
    Initial post 21 MAR 12 by Jbeyer
    I was looking on Vintage Gardens about this rose it doesn't say anything about it being a climber? I guess it could be a climber if allowed to.. Right? If I get one I don't want it to climb...
    Reply #1 posted 21 MAR 12 by Robert Neil Rippetoe
    Doesn't have to climb. Mine has been free standing for over 10 years. You will have to shorten up some of the longer canes to grow it as a Shrub.
    Reply #2 posted 13 OCT 12 by Scottrose82
    I am also hoping to grow this rose. There are some beautiful pictures that people have put on here.
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