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    most recent 16 JUL 20  
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    Initial post 16 JUL 20 by rose marsh
    Warm Welcome,How lovely is this rose? pity not readily available in Australia.
    most recent 29 SEP 15  
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    Initial post 29 SEP 15 by Hobbygärtner
    Austin roses as well as Rosen Union state that there is no smell, the statement "strong smell" must be questioned
    Reply #1 posted 29 SEP 15 by HMF Admin
    Your comment (thank you) and our updated description should help be describe this rose. There have been discussions in the past on the significant differences climate/environment have on a rose's characteristics. We welcome comments from anyone growing this rose.
    most recent 9 JUL 15  
    RoseWarm Welcome
    Initial post 9 JUL 15 by Hobbygärtner
    Hallo everyone,
    could anybody tell me whether this rose sets any hips?
    most recent 10 JUN 10  
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    Initial post 10 JUN 10 by Michael Garhart
    The parentage is almost right. Per the patent:

    "The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of rose plant of the climbing miniature rose class which was originated by me by crossing, as the seed parent, `Irish Beauty`.times.(Galway Bay.times.Sutter's Gold (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 885)) seedling and as pollen parent the rose plant known as `Anna Ford`. "

    So, it should be [Elizabeth of Glamis x (Galway Bay x Sutter's Gold)] x Anna Ford, which would make it a mirrored cross of the similar Laura Ford.
    Reply #1 posted 10 JUN 10 by HMF Admin
    Thanks !
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