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Initial post yesterday by Louis Galarneau
Just got my first flower and just put a picture . Really nice flower But can somebody tell what is the little green stoff in the middle of the flower ? Please look at the pic I just post
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Reply #1 of 4 posted yesterday by Margaret Furness
Looks like proliferation, ie another bud forming in the middle. Some roses are especially prone to this, eg the Cecile Brunner family. Other types of flower can do it too - I've seen a photo of lots of buds forming around the edge of something (can't remember what) rather than in the middle.
It's ugly but not a disease, and you just cut off the flower if you don't like it.
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Reply #2 of 4 posted yesterday by Margaret Furness
Have a look at a photo of "David's Dilemma", Photo Id: 245456, where the adjacent petals are a different colour.
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Reply #4 of 4 posted yesterday by Louis Galarneau
yes your right the pic id 245456has the exact the same proliferation . Thanks !
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Reply #3 of 4 posted yesterday by Louis Galarneau
Thanks , good to know that it is not a disease . I still like the flower , but not its proliferation ... Let's hope my next flower will be without it . Thanks again. Louis
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Discussion id : 173-720
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Initial post 2 days ago by melissarama
This is the first year of growing this rose and it's been a delight! The leaves are a bluey-green colour. The flowers are dazzling when they emerge. The shape of the bush is a full round shape. It wasn't attacked by bugs this summer, not even the Japanese Beetles, and it's had absolutely no fungus or blackspot.

What a delightful shrub rose!
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Discussion id : 173-716
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Initial post 3 days ago by Patricia Routley
My reading of the first two references (1919 and 1920) tell me that 'Seafoam's parentage should be the same as 'Mermaid' and that it should be changed from
The Mermaid x Unnamed Seedling
to
Rosa bracteata J.C.Wendl. X Tea

However I am just not sure of how to accommodate that last miscellaneous "Tea".
Ideally it should read "a double yellow tea rose", as per the 1920 reference.
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Discussion id : 173-713
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Initial post 4 days ago by Ericchn
Gold medal & Students jury’s prize in Le Roeulx:

www.rosesleroeulx.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Palmares-62e-Royal-Concours-International-de-Roses-Nouvelles-du-Roeulx.pdf

12 prizes so far in 2025, phenomenal! (Nyon 2, Baden-Baden 2, Lyon 2, Le Roeulx 2, Bagatelle, The Hague, Saverne, Kortrijk)
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Reply #1 of 2 posted 2 days ago by jedmar
All awards added
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 2 days ago by Ericchn
Thank you!
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