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Mina Rosemarie
most recent 20 MAY 15 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 20 MAY 15 by Mina Rosemarie
Does anyone know if this is more likely to be a diploid, like the original Hybrid Musks, or a triploid like hybrids with modern roses, or tetraploid like the Kordes Hybrid Musks starting with Eva in about 1933?

That is, does any one know what it successfully crosses with?
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most recent 16 MAY 15 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 14 MAY 15 by Mina Rosemarie
Hi, I have a saved catalog clipping about this rose, almost certainly, by the typography, from Moore/Sequoia. Could be from the 1980s. No picture.
It says:
BLUE MAGIC (ASAblue) Pointed buds open to double deep lavender flowers. Excellent color and healthy plant. 2/M
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 16 MAY 15 by Patricia Routley
Sounds like it is a sister seedling to ‘Lavender Crystal’ (ASAlav) <1985 bred by Hitoshi Asami in Japan which Mr. Moore carried in the Sequoia Nursery in 1998. I have added the code name of ASAblue and suspect this is more correct than the ASAsblue quoted in the reference. Thanks Mina Rosemarie. I enjoy people who save things like catalogs and clippings.
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