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I made the donation! I figured it out! John
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Ta-Da !
Thanks again John.
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I keep trying to renew my membership but PayPal does not work. Help! John
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Hi,
I'm wondering about using this rose as a seed parent in my own breeding work, and I'm interested to see that you have used it. Please could you tell me; how well did it set seed, how many seeds per hip, percentage germinate etc? Did it have repeat-flowering offspring at all? Also, how shade tolerant did you find it, and what about in poor soils?
Many thanks,
Steve
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It did well for me in Denver years ago as a seed parent, but this once bloomer was the only seedling I kept. Here in Tampa it survived for three years, rarely bloomed, then died. Good luck! John
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Ruby Voodoo is a medium pink rose that's more like a cabbage or DA rose than a HT.
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skiekitty, you are commenting on a bloom posted by the hybridizer of this rose, I would think he would know if this is his rose or not. :-)
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Thank you. The first pic was shot on film by a friend when the rose was young...the latter pics seen on-line were shot by various people testing my 'Ruby Voodoo' for Colorado Plant Select. The discrepancy IS amazing, plus that the plant once a once bloomer its first three years then became remontant while being field tested at Ft. Collins Nursery by Scott Scogerboe!
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The pictures I took & posted were of a plant I found at Paulino's Nursery here in Denver, CO.
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