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I've got Mike's original notes and the correct parentage for Brazos Belle is (Seedling of Granny Grimmets) x (Seedling of Abraham Darby).
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I'm glad you put this info in. Hopefully someone can update the main page for this rose.
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Parentage per ARE's website: The Fairy x Yellow Baby Love
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Thanks. Although Mike Shoup's site says 'Yellow Baby Love' for the pollen parent, I suspect it may be the yellow coloured Scrivens 'Baby Love'. HelpMeFind has used this in the parentage.
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Hi Patricia, I'm going through correcting all of Mike's listings from his original notes. The correct parentage of Joe Woodard is that it is just an OP Seedling of Republic of Texas. Thanks!
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Bumping this comment because this lineage needs to be updated too
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11 FEB 22 by
 jedmar
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See comment to 'Roemer's Hip Happy'
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I have Mike's original notes and the correct parentage for Roemer's Hip Happy is:
(Carefree Beauty x Basye's Blueberry) x Iceberg
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Bumping this comment because it still needs to be updated.
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11 FEB 22 by
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The problem is that HMF bases itself on published information, in this case the parentage declared at registration. We can make a note of the parentage from Mike Shoup's notes. It would also help if the corresponding page from the notes would be added as a photo.
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I have Mike's original notes and the correct parentage for Star of the Republic is:
Graham Thomas x Seedling of R. wichuriana thornless
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Thanks, Andrew. I had been questioning this one. A first generation repeat bloomer from the Abyssinian rose species seems improbable, and I am only aware of one accession of this species domestically. (It hardly resembles the roses in the wilds of Somalia, but that could be attributed to a more amenable climate in CA.) I have been on a quest for sources.
Do you guys actually have a R. abyssinica in your program?
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16 JAN 22 by
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According to various references, Rosa abyssinica bloooms twice. We have added an extract from a detailed article by Ivan Louette (2002) on this subject. The full article can be found with the link mentioned in the Notes.
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