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9 days ago by
Bonita
I purchased this rose from Roses and Friends, NSW.in 2014. I lost it and would love to find it to grow again.
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The Australian breeder Richard Walsh gave me this rose WALglory and said to name it for our grandson who since 21 July, 2011 when he was a 12 year old getting ready for school was struck down with a medical diagnosis of ‘Severe Life Threatening Epilepsy of Unknown Origin” in not being able to finish primary school nor attend high school. His nickname before he took ill was ‘Mr please and Thank you’ and now even on his darkest days he is still grateful to the medical teams that rescue him.almost every week.So I named this beautiful, joyous yellow rose ‘Loveable Lachlan’. It is virtually disease free and the bush is well clothed with foliage and blooms regularly.
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Now the breeder's code has turned up, we can see that a rose launched with fanfare as a new rose in Australia in 2023 has been in commerce in Europe since 2002. It is a fundraiser for 'Carrick Hill' house and garden in SA.
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6 SEP by
Bonita
Yes I saw it today for sale but could not find a Breeders Code on the tag.
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I thought it was Palsy until I read walsy and realised it meant being friendly with someone. Reminds me of Mutabilis..
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