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Discussion id : 168-414
most recent 5 SEP
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5 SEP
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Margaret Furness
It is (open-pollinated) seed-fertile.
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Discussion id : 21-154
most recent 1 SEP 07
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1 SEP 07
by
Patricia Routley
This rose was "raised", (not discovered), by A. Miers (not A. Q. Miers), who lived in Queensland.
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1 SEP 07
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HMF Admin
Thanks Patricia, hopefully we have it right now.
Do you know of any gardens or nurseries where it may be found ?
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