'Fair Molly' rose Reviews & Comments
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2 JUN 13 by
Fred Boutin
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fair-pol from Ralph Moore is 'Fairy Moss' X polyantha nana. Believed to be tetraploid. Habit of a polyantha nana.
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2 JUN 13 by
 Robert Neil Rippetoe
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Tetraploid? Seems unlikely.
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#2 of 2 posted
19 DEC 23 by
A Rose Man
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It's listed as diploid in the paper 'UNDERSTANDING AND MANIPULATING POLYPLOIDY IN GARDEN ROSES'
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19 DEC 23 by
A Rose Man
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This cultivar is listed as diploid in the paper 'UNDERSTANDING AND MANIPULATING POLYPLOIDY IN GARDEN ROSES'
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5 FEB 11 by
Kim Rupert
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Mr. Moore called the seed parent "R. Polyantha nana" however it was raised from seed purchased as Fairy Rose seed. Probably much like many of the found "polys" throughout the country.
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17 APR 08 by
chilloutroses
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Fair Molly is a sure bet to return here in zone 4/5 Alaska. It doesn't need any attention but gets it when it starts blooming. It survived a harsh winter when other zone 3 roses died. I'm glad to hear it handles heat well too.
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18 APR 08 by
Cass
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Thanks for the hardiness information. Is Fair Molly hardy without winter protection?
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18 APR 08 by
chilloutroses
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The only protection has been snow. We usually have enough of that self removing mulch. The hard year that I lost so many roses though there was minimal snow cover.
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