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    most recent 2 JAN 24  
    RoseStarry Night ™
    Initial post 2 JAN 24 by A Rose Man
    This cultivar is listed as triploid in the paper 'Pollen diameter and guard cell length as predictors of ploidy in diverse rose cultivars, species, and breeding lines'
    most recent 30 SEP 20  
    RoseStarry Night ™
    Initial post 30 SEP 20 by Charles Quest-Ritson
    Combined Rose List is correct in saying that Starry Night is a synonym for Anita Pereire.
    Reply #1 posted 30 SEP 20 by jedmar
    In the RHS listings 'Starry Night' is 'Orawichkay' and 'Anita Pereire' is 'Orawidu'. There are sites which state they are synonymous, but others who keep them separate. A rose cannot (should not) be called both Orawichkay and Orawidu.
    Oradiwu, on the other hand, seems to point to a parentage Di(ckson) and w(ich)u(rana), like 'Starry Night'. Assuming Orard did not cheat and recycle an existing rose for whatever reason (e.g. to receive a US Patent 6 years after first introduction??), these two roses could also be siblings.
    most recent 14 NOV 14  
    RoseStarry Night ™
    Initial post 14 NOV 14 by Carlene Gerette
    Does anyone know if this rose does well in a shady north facing side of the house? (with no trees). Thanks.
    most recent 28 NOV 10  
    RoseStarry Night ™
    Initial post 28 NOV 10 by York Rose
    The Montreal Botanical Garden recommends this rose as resistant to blackspot, powdery mildew, and rust:

    http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/jardin/en/info_verte/roses/cultivars.htm
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