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my I please you to add the following rose to my listing ?
Honky Tonk Woman
Origin:Bred in Germany (2008) by Bernhard Motzek
Class:Hybrid Kordesii shrub
Bloom: medium pink,very full, +40 petals. high-centered to cupped bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Very strong fragrance
Habit:Height of 50 cm. Medium, semi-glossy, dark green foliage.
Parentage: Seedling of Sympathy (open Pollination)
as soon as it listed I will add fotos of it.
Thank you in advance
regards B. Motzek
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21 FEB 09 by
jedmar
Done. Thank you for your information and photos.
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Greetings... It was fun to learn of your work with roses. Here in New York, we face many challenges in the public rose garden. Mostly, we need to turn our attention to the most disease resistant varieties possible as new local restrictions don't allow us to spray. Would you be interested in trialing your roses at the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden? Let me know your thoughts. Thanks, Peter. The Rockefeller Curator of Roses The New York Botanical Garden PKukielski@nybg.org
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I would like to add a few of my crosses to the web site, similar to what Robert Rippetoe does. How do I go about doing that from my breeder? It has allowed me to add photos but that is it.
Thanks, Liz
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Hi Elizabeth,
About how many of your seedling are you interested in including ?
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Right now only one cross that has resulted in a couple of keepers that I will be using in future breeding crosses. I was thinking of only making a single entry for the cross and then listing the 3 seedlings under it.
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Please email us the names you intend to use for your cross and seedlings.
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Elizabeth,
Send the names and we'll add them and link them to your HMF registration allowing you to add to or update the details. Sound good ?
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The cross that I would like to post is Morden Sunrise x Home Run. There are 3 seedlings that assuming they come through the winter are going to be used in breeding. The seedlings are numbered, 06-27-2, 06-27-4, and 06-27-13. This fall I may have another cross to post, but I need to see how that seedling holds up, both coming through the winter and disease wise.
Thanks, Liz
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Okay Liz, they're there now and you can flush out the details.
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My new website is now active. It's available on :- www.name-a-rose.co.uk
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Mr. Poole,
I have updated your BREEDER page on HelpMeFind to show your website. Thank you for sending the information.
Smiles, Lyn
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