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'Xochimilco' rose Reviews & Comments
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9 SEP by
 jedmar
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27 FEB 22 by
ldmont
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Xochimilco has been an excellent rose in my Zone 9b yard. Well-mannered growth habit (about 3 feet tall after about 15 months), very attractive flowers with repeat blooming and quite healthy.
I can't detect much scent, but that may be me.
PS - I would like to post a positive comment about 'Xander', but so far it is not listed on HMF. It is also a lovely rose with beautiful single flowers, tidy growth habit and quite healthy.
Edit - I erroneously said this rose was bred by Malcolm Manners - it's not and I have amended my post accordingly. My apologies.
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Could Xander be Xanadu? …answers own question. No Xanadu is double, you have said Xander is single.
I’ll jog Malcolm’s memory and see if he can add Xander.
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27 FEB 22 by
mmanners
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I have not introduced a rose named 'Xander'. Perhaps it's by someone else? Or if mine, perhaps misnamed? 'Xiuhcoatl' is single pink with Kordesii-type shiny "holly" foliage. I can't think of anything else of mine that it might be.
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27 FEB 22 by
ldmont
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I have amended my comment to delete the erroneous reference to you. My apologies.
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27 FEB 22 by
mmanners
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Ah! I tracked it down.
Xander is by Al Whitcomb (recently deceased). He apparently did not register it. I've suggested to Rose Petals Nursery (who carry it) that it really needs an HMF entry.
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Good tracking Malcolm. ‘Xander’ now added.
Now you can do that comment idmont.
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I'd like to request that the description change the "Moderate fragrance" to "intense clove-musk fragrance." Thanks.
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You should be able to do that yourself Malcolm. All breeders have editing rights for their own roses. But I will certainly do it if you have a problem.
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Xochimilco is Mexico's floating garden. I've been there years ago on the boats, going from one nursery to another, looking at all the plants, flowers, fruits and veggies for sale.
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