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Kit 
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Initial post 9 days ago by Kit
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Can be grown as a climber, at least in Southern California - to about three meters..
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Initial post 11 days ago by goncmg
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Hi Kit, if you are looking for yellow with fragrance, check out Sunsprite, Kordes, 1973 a deep yellow very fragrant FL and Lemon Spice from 1966, pale yellow but scented strongly just like the name states....
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Initial post 14 FEB by Kit
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The climbing version of the polyantha Clothilde Soupert can attain 3m/10' in less than a year (potted!) in my southern California.
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Oh to live in California. Thanks. The 10' height has been added
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 15 FEB by Kit
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I'm at the bottom of a small valley between the main expanse of the San Fernando Valley and the Santa Monica mountains, and get marine weather 85% of all nights, so for me the fall flush of Climbing Clothilde Soupert has major balling issues that it might not a bit further inland. It also didn't seem to like the very cold nights (38°F/3°C) that we've had about a dozen of.
I have high hopes for its first spring.
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Has anyone else noticed there plant of First Impression is virtually without prickles? Mine is an own root and has ZERO prickles on it anywhere. Very quick repeat, very healthy and heat resistant, too.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 7 SEP by Kit
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I have one with exactly one large thorn, as wicked as any could be but beyond lonesome; and mine by the way is just as fragrant as Sunsprite, ya'ani (ie) - evanescently to unreliably but occasionally fantastic.
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