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According to Knights Roses, they introduced this one in 2008
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I just bought this rose from Otto and Sons in Oct. 2018...they were carrying it. It is lovely.
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Initial post
yesterday by
 Plazbo
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This is probably a good example demonstrating that fragrance and thin petals aren't linked, the petals on this are quite thick and fragrant.
Kind of surprised by the lack of offspring, possibly an indication of low fertility.
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HelpMeFind lists seven descendants of ‘Sparrieshoop’.
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#2 of 2 posted
today by
Plazbo
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I know, I meant given it's been around since 1953 it seems like a very low number given it's positive attributes are attributes often lacking in other roses.
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I'm not seeing yellow edges on any of the photos. Does anyone have one with yellow edges or petal base, and which grows like a China?
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#1 of 6 posted
yesterday by
HubertG
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Nope, no yellow whatsoever. I just assumed it's the wrong rose, but what a glorious rose it is. Mine rarely repeats.
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#2 of 6 posted
yesterday by
HubertG
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The Rosenzeitung says it's a good forcing rose and cut rose, which doesn't really match either.
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#3 of 6 posted
yesterday by
jedmar
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It should be yellow undertones (onglet jaune)
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Sounds like a file should be set up for "L'Ouche - in commerce as", and all the photos transferred across.
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#5 of 6 posted
today by
HubertG
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Although, if there is no other 'L'Ouche' alternative, why bother? Maybe just make a note in the description page that it might not be the real deal?
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#6 of 6 posted
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jedmar
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