'Thanksgiving' rose Reviews & Comments
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12 OCT 23 by
 Gloria Dei
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I am amazed -- mid-October in zone 8A British Columbia and this rose is throwing out 15 fresh buds. Daily temps between 12-18C, and blooms seem to be OK even in our drizzly rain.
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11 JUN 17 by
Linda Perry
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Available from - Rogue Valley Roses (still, as of yet)
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30 APR 14 by
Matthew 0rwat
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I believe that all 1960s Thanksgiving roses in commerce today are the Warriner cultivar.
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9 JUN 15 by
Patricia Routley
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I've added a few references and am struck by the word "thornless" in them.
Vintage Gardens used Winnifred Werner's painting of 'Thanksgiving' for their 2006 catalogue front cover and the stems show quite a few thorns. In the painting, the petal reverse is yellow and doesn't seem Pompeian red to me.
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30 APR 14 by
Matthew 0rwat
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When the boom develops during cloudy or rainy weather, the colors are fantastic.
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