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Initial post 24 JUN 04 by George Mander
Note by George Mander :
If you have any questions, comments or inquiries about this or any other roses of mine, please send me an e-mail as I do not always check up on each variety !
Thank you.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 30 SEP 08 by bloomorelse
Hi George,

I'm looking at ordering your 1st mini, Rubies n Pearls through Hortico. The info says good for zone 4, and I'm in zone 4b, so should be hardy enough. Wish they had it available at http://www.theheatherfarm.com/roses.htm, as they offer minis for $6.25. I bought my first minis from them this Spring, and although they were small in 3 1/2" pots, some are 4ft high. Hortico is asking $14.99. Some of the ones I got are for zone 5/6, but I have them near the basement so hope I can pull them through the winter. What other minis did you have (good for zone 4)? I am partial to something at least 2ft and a larger flower as well.
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Initial post 2 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest
Lovely color. I have purchased a "Harry Wheatcroft" in Vic. Australia. It seems to look more like this beauty. Not one stripe to be found on first years blooms! Is this a sport of "Harry Wheatcroft" on your site? Of course I am aware that my rose could more likely be mistagged but I was just wondering. If you could enlighten me on all "Picadilly" sports?
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Reply #1 of 4 posted 2 JUN 08 by George Mander
Hello anonymous.
You wrote : "I have purchased a "Harry Wheatcroft" .... It seems to look more like this beauty.
Your's must be mislabeled ! I will enlighten you about all "Picadilly" sports at a later time, as I am just too busy to look them up.
George Mander
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Reply #2 of 4 posted 3 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest
Awaiting your response. Sorry, my name is Jennifer Collings was a North Delta girl but got lost in Australia! I am glad you say misslabled most likely How do I send you a photo of my rose?
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Reply #3 of 4 posted 3 JUN 08 by HMF Admin
You could upload your photo directly to your HelpMeFind post if you were a registered site guest. Registration is free and is required because we can't allow anonymous guests to upload photos as on occasion some individuals find it amusing to upload inappropriate material like pornography or spam.
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Reply #4 of 4 posted 5 JUN 08 by George Mander
Hello Jenniver,
You can also e-mail me a photo of the rose in question.
Just go to my post at HMF (right here) and you will find a link to my e-mail.

George Mander
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most recent 5 FEB 08 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 5 FEB 08 by Cass
Beautiful rose, George, and spectacular photo.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 5 FEB 08 by George Mander
Thank you Cass for your compliment !
This photo is courtesy of my son Michael who is also the webmaster for my site.
I forgot to give credit to him and I will do this right now.
It was just last night when I added the photo to HMF.
George Mander
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most recent 31 JAN 08 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 31 JAN 08 by George Mander
Hi Calif Sue,
Thank you for your compliments.
This rose is not yet available in the US. I am trying to get it to Ashdown Roses in S. Carolina this spring so they can propagate it. They now have the other sport 'George's Pride' and the 'Dr. Michael Noble' mini.
Select Roses in Langley B.C., 30 miles east of Vancouver, may have the first plants available this summer.

I have a few new smaller own root plants at home and may be able to have two for you if I am at home when you visit the Sunshine Coast. I may not be home for some time in the summer. (commitment to my wife Ingrid I made almost 7 years ago who is very ill)
Regards George Mander

PLease send me an e-mail at georgemander@telus.net.
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