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This is my rose Christmas Card. It's name came from the year it was used as my Christmas Card photo. People then asked about the "Christmas Card" rose and eventually it became known as Christmas Card, even though its color has nothing to do with Christmas.
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The following information was included in the patent for Breathless regarding its parentage.
"large glossy foliage of the (unnamed) female white flowered parent combined with the very large flower size and fragrance of the male parent," (Chrysler Imperial)
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17 MAY 10 by
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Breathless is one of the most gorgeous roses I have ever seen, if not THE most. My best friend, who was a very heavy feeder and expert roasrian from Santa Monica grew it in the 90's. It was a big plant with a huge, deep pink frangrant blooms but he never could coax too blooms out of the plant and they would often fry on hotter days even in the mild beach climate.
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I keep geting emails from you saying I have a private message but when I go to my site it says there are no private messages. Also, I need to know how to change my password. Thanks
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We have added instructions on changing your password to the "HOW DO I..." button.
If you are unable to sign in, you will not be able to access your private messages. That may be your problem right there. If not, can you forward the most recent email notification from HMF regarding private message availability. Thanks.
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Strawberry Romance is a Pink Blend
On the front page you show it as a Red Blend
On the reference page you show it as a Yellow Blend
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21 JUN 08 by
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I think the color has been fixed. Can you also confirm the hardiness of STRAWBERRY ROMANCE? Zone 2b?
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I have not grown it in a 2B climate but I can not imagine how it could be that hardy. Maybe they meant 6B or 7B.
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22 JUN 08 by
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Zone 2 sounded unlikely for any hybrid tea. Thanks for the confirmation. A revision to Zone 6b sounds more likely.
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