'CHEwpatel' rose reviews and comments

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'CHEwpatel' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 114-908 most recent 4 MAR 22 SHOW ALL

Initial post 14 JAN 19 by HMF supporting member

Jonathan Windham

Reply #1 of 3 posted 21 FEB 22 by HMF supporting member

Michael Garhart

I think triploid, if Im reading it right, with the product, Lemon Zest being diploid. So triploids Peachy Cream and Yellow Ribbons producing the diploid product, Lemon Zest.	REPLY

Reply #2 of 3 posted 21 FEB 22 by HMF supporting member

Jonathan Windham

In the comment from the RHA forum, 'Yellow Ribbons' is specifically referred to as being diploid. "It ['Oso Easy Peachy Cream'] is triploid, but seems to have some limited fertility. It is a parent of the diploid Oso Easy Lemon Zest with the other parent being the diploid rose Yellow Ribbons." 'Oso Easy Peachy Cream' (triploid) x 'Yellow Ribbons' (diploid) = 'Oso Easy Lemon Zest' (diploid)	REPLY

Reply #3 of 3 posted 4 MAR 22 by HMF supporting member

Michael Garhart

OE Peachy Cream has quite high seed set and germination here. So high I dug it out cause I had too many of its wiry kids to cull through. Culling out the lanky, downy prone, and powdery mildew prone seedlings was a worthwhile task to get a few keepers.

I have Lemon Zest. I consider it a yellow perennial potentilla LOL. Just flops everywhere and blooms everywhere. Its kinda cute since its not too big. About as much as a rose as Red Drift is. Another perennial mimic.

If you can verify ploidy proof you should show it on HMF. HMF has farther search engine reach than RHA does.

Discussion id : 26-334 most recent 13 MAY 08 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 13 MAY 08 by HMF supporting member

Michael Garhart

Yellow Ribbons
Weave bright yellow ribbons of non-fading,
brilliant rose blossoms throughout your garden
all summer long. This dependable groundcover
gives you dense masses of low-growing blooms
for hard-to-cover areas.
(Var: CHEWpatyel 2005 - PPAF)
Color. Light yellow
Height/Width. 11/2’ x 2’ Bloom Size. 2”
Stem Length. 10”-14” Petal Count. 20-25
Bud Form. Pointed ovoid
Foliage . Dark green
Fragrance. Light fresh
Parentage . Sweet Magic x Pathfinder