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'ABRame' rose Reviews & Comments
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18 MAR by
Orianne Courmes
Unfortunately, Weinsberger Rosenkulturen apparently ( wait there response after make a fruitless search at their site) doesn’t sell her anymore, and i can’t find any other area….
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2 JUN 23 by
Domenico 67
OMG this is really beautiful... it looks like 100% alba in character. The fragrance? Is it also like albas?
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18 MAY 14 by
Andrea Braun
Maid Amelie is a F1-generation - descant of Great Maiden´s Blush.
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#1 of 10 posted
9 JUL 15 by
Rob Byrnes
Very nice seedling Andrea. Congratulations on this one.
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#2 of 10 posted
10 JUL 15 by
styrax
Interesting that it repeats. Gorgeous flowers, more Austin than the Austims nowadays (actual OGR)
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#3 of 10 posted
11 JUL 15 by
Andrea Braun
Maid Amelie is without any "Austin-genes".
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#4 of 10 posted
12 JUL 15 by
styrax
The idea of the cross is the same, but better :D
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#5 of 10 posted
12 JUL 15 by
Patricia Routley
Was 'Maiden's Blush' the seed or pollen parent?
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#6 of 10 posted
14 JUL 15 by
Andrea Braun
It was the pollen parent. I have more seedlings of Maidens Blush, but Maid Amelie is the best. Some of seedlings are only onceblooming or have single-blooms. Many seedlings died or often nothing germinated. Or the seedlings have the modern style. Maid Amelie is steril. I hope Amelie will get hips every year - but nothing.
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#7 of 10 posted
14 JUL 15 by
Patricia Routley
Thank you Andrea. I've adjusted the parentage accordingly. It is a beautiful rose - and the more interesting because I have recently read (somewhere....) that the Alba's did not really propagate.
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#8 of 10 posted
14 JUL 15 by
Rob Byrnes
it's a beautiful rose. I have a number of hips this season from Maiden's Blush x Whimsy. I hope I get something a pretty as yours Andrea.
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#9 of 10 posted
15 JUL 15 by
Andrea Braun
Hi, Robert, I hope your seeds will germinate. When Whimsy is diploid than the seedlings will be pentaploid. When whimsy is tetraploid than the seedlings will be hexaploid. Maiden´s Blush is hexaploid. (4 in eggs, 2 in pollen).
Hi Patricia, it´s not a problem to propagate Maid Amelie. Now she is in a nursery and we make tests. (is she good enough.....). In some years we will introduce her in Germany.
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#10 of 10 posted
15 JUL 15 by
Rob Byrnes
Andrea,
Thank you for explaining the ploidy level. If I get germination they should be hexaploid. I hope this beauty gets to market.
Rob
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