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jedmar 
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I was wondering if someone could provide me the name of a company in which i can purchase the William R, Smith Rose. I am the great-grand daughter of Richard Bagg the hybridizer.
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4 days ago by
jedmar
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Have you tried the nurseries listed on the Buy From tab?
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Yes i did contact them and i am on the waiting list. Thank you so much for your assistance.
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Rose Listing Omission
Lauren Claire
Commercially available (newly registered)
Registration name: Lauren Claire
Bred by Calvin W Schroeck (United States, first observed in 2020).
Introduced in United States by Freedom Gardens in 2025 as 'Lauren Claire'
Polyantha.
White/white blend. Mild fragrance. Average diameter 3 cm. Single (40-50 petals), in small clusters bloom form. Blooms continuously throughout the season. Very disease resistant.
Bushy. Glossy, medium green foliage.
Height: up to 3' (up to 90cm).
Patent: Not filed.
Voluntary seedling growing in the area near 'The Fairy"
Source: 'Lauren Claire' - from Freedom Gardens
Named after breeder's grandaughter.
(Photos will be provided once it is listed in HMF)
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jedmar
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Initial post
5 days ago
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* Posted by unregistered site guest: Pending HMF administrative review. *
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5 days ago by
jedmar
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We only list florists roses, if they are patented, or have references, or are in gardens.
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Is this rose really only once-blooming?
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jedmar
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No, cannot be, as we can see from the dates on the photos posted
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That would likely depend on the climate. When I grew it in CA, zone 9, it was reliably remontant in spring and fall, with a resting period during the hottest weather. I don't mind that. I don't like to see beautiful flowers fried in triple digit heat. At a higher latitude and shorter growing season, I tend to doubt it but I don't know for sure.
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