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'Shailer's Provence' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 8 days ago  
Initial post 8 days ago by Usami
Has anyone grown both Shailer's and R. Pendulina to compare? I realize being a descendant of x rose does not guarantee a high degree of similarities, but surely it should be similar enough as a self of a *species* rose? I'm interested in Pendulina genes and I would like to have more assurance that this has some before I get it. Is it near thornless too? Has it ever made a pear shaped hip like R. Pendulina's for anyone?
most recent 20 JUN  
Initial post 20 JUN by Ms.Lefty
Ahh, memories ... this is one of the first roses I "rustled" in the area around Frederick, Maryland with my friend and former Sister-in-law Suzy. The others were Banshee and Dr. Van Fleet. I think I gave SP away because it suckered so much. Now I wish I still had a single little sucker. Don't let the fact that it's a once-bloomer fool you. It bloomed for a month or more for me. Wonderful Damask fragrance, if I remember correctly. If I can ever find it again, I'll try growing it in a large pot.
most recent 29 AUG 23  
Initial post 16 AUG 23 by Bug_girl
This rose has no descendants listed. Is it sterile?
Reply #1 posted 17 AUG 23 by jedmar
That could be one reason. The other is that parentages were seldom reported in early 19th century.
Reply #2 posted 29 AUG 23 by Bug_girl
That makes sense. Thank you!
most recent 3 APR 23  
Initial post 31 MAR 23 by WillametteRose
Is this a once-blooming rose?
Reply #1 posted 3 APR 23 by Le_Not
Yes, it is a once-bloomer -- but it has a long blooming period.
Reply #2 posted 3 APR 23 by WillametteRose
Thank you!