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'The Lark Ascending' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 133-162
most recent 4 AUG 22 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 3 JUN 22 by thebig-bear
Was interested to note on blooms on our plant this year that it features sepals as per the Dog Rose - 2 plain, 2 bearded, and one with one side bearded and the other plain. Does this point to a possible R. Canina heritage? It would explain the almost briar-like shape, height and vigour of this rose.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 4 AUG 22 by Seaside Rooftop
Hi,
I recently added this plant and noticed the sepals, so I was very interested to read your take on them as a potential indicator of canina ancestry.
I just uploaded a pic of a hip forming on my Lark Ascending which shows the sepals following the barbed/plain/half-barbed pattern.
This is an OP hip that was already on the plant when I received it, so I don't know what the pollen parent was, but if it's a self-pollination it might reveal some more clues.
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Discussion id : 133-474
most recent 24 JUN 22 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 24 JUN 22 by Seaside Rooftop
Sets hips.
I bought this rose at a local garden center and it was in bloom. There was a ridiculously long delay in shipping so it sat in the nursery's "holding area" for almost a month. When it finally arrived today, it was full of developing hips.
Edit 15/09: harvested the hip, which contained 15 seeds (see pic).
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Discussion id : 115-215
most recent 3 FEB 19 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 3 FEB 19 by mamabotanica
I LOVED the blooms on this extremely vigorous (in my hot and dry zone 10 garden) rose but the thorns did me in. I grow mostly for cut flowers and the short vase life was also a consideration. Also it was so happy where it was planted that it was taking over much of the space allocated for other roses. If you have the room, don't want to cut it, and don't need to get too close it's really lovely. I gave it to a friend who was delighted.
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Discussion id : 66-982
most recent 28 DEC 16 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 17 SEP 12 by FilRoses
Available from - filroses
www.filroses.com
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Reply #1 of 3 posted 19 SEP 12 by Kim Rupert
Thank you for sharing, but this information gets lost in a very short period of time. It remains in the Comments section, where few who seek to buy this rose will find it. However, if YOU will update and maintain your rose list here on Help Me Find, anyone seeking to buy any of the roses you keep current will easily find that Filroses offers it for sale. That's why the site has been created with the "Buy From" tab. Updating your rose list will take less time than adding these comments to each and every rose you currently list and will remain available for potential purchasers to actually FIND, where your comments won't.
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Reply #2 of 3 posted 22 DEC 16 by Phuong
Hi Kim,
May I know where I can list the offering please?
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Reply #3 of 3 posted 28 DEC 16 by Kim Rupert
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