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12 APR 12 by
beth
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Your info on my says that my premium membership expired in November. I believe that I sent you some money since then. Please check. I did change my email account and you may have information on me at xxxxxx@xxxxxxx.
Thanks,
Beth
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Beth,
First, thank you for your continued support of HMF.
You had multiple member accounts and your premium renewal was applied to your original account with your old email address. We have combined your accounts and adjusted your premium member expiration date. Thanks again for your support !
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Hi-I am wanting to know the name of the rose in this photo. It was taken at the Chelsea flower show in 2003 by a photographer-but the rose was not named.If anyone can identify it I would appreciate it.
Down under Aussie gardener.
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#2 of 7 posted
16 NOV 10 by
ChrissyM
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It is small but I can see it?
I will add a larger one. It has a creamy peach petal with a darker pink reverse.
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#3 of 7 posted
16 NOV 10 by
 Jay-Jay
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Is it "Eden Romantica"? See the two pictures of Jackeline.
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#5 of 7 posted
16 NOV 10 by
ChrissyM
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Hi-thanks for that. I have had a look but it seems to be more pink-but gorgeous none the less.
Christine.
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#7 of 7 posted
17 NOV 10 by
Jay-Jay
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Good luck with Your search ChrissyM!
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Possibly Esperance?
A florist rose that is slowly making its way to gardens.
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#6 of 7 posted
16 NOV 10 by
ChrissyM
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Hello and thank you for replying. I looked it up and it is a lovely rose but sadly not the one. Like trying to find a needle in a haystack!
Christine.
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Well, if the rose was shown at Chelsea, then it was probably greenhouse grown, which could well mean the colors would be different than the same rose grown outdoors. Good luck with this quest.
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25 JUN 08 by
sandra
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Is this rose a repeata bloomer?
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#1 of 1 posted
24 MAY 09 by
beth
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In my yard in Ontario (zone 5b) Morden Snowbeauty repeats as well as most other shrub roses. That is to say, the first flush in spring and the last flush in fall are always the best and there is sporatic flowering in between.
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24 MAY 09 by
beth
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Morden Sunrise is extremely lovely--one of the most beautiful--in the first, spring flush. My experience with it, however, is that in a wet year it will be devoured by blackspot. And I do mean devoured!
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