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'Conrad F. Meyer' rose Reviews & Comments
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15 JUL 22 by
 Le_Not
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In the 1929 "Hardy Roses for South Dakota", N.E. Hansen lists 'Conrad Ferdinand Meyer' among many rugosa hybrids that were hardy in the State Rose Garden in Sioux Falls. (I can't find anything to suggest the garden is still there -- could somebody from South Dakota correct me? -- but the site is described as harsh: "located on high land, with no shelter belt and exposed on all sides to the full windsweep. It would be hard to find a more severe test than on this stony, sandy hill.") While Sioux Falls is now classified as 4b, I suggest that 'Conrad Ferdinand Meyer' is likely hardy to 4a...
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24 JAN 21 by
Dad'sRoses
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Available from - Rose Petals Nursery
https://www.rosepetalsnursery.com
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1 AUG 17 by
Sambolingo
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Available from - Old Market Farm
www.oldmarketfarm.com
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27 AUG 15 by
CybeRose
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Journal des Roses (May 1902) p. 67
Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
Cette variété est un semis provenant du croisement de Gloire de Dijon, avec Duc de Rohan, pour la ligne maternelle et pour la ligne paternelle Rugosa Germanica (qui est un résultat du pur hasard ou plutót un accident fixé d'un semis de Kaiserin du Nord de 1887.
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30 AUG 15 by
Patricia Routley
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