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'RADnectar' rose Reviews & Comments
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17 OCT 16 by
 Will Radler
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Parentage of Honey Nectar:
'Haewelcome' x 'Radorg' = Livin' Easy x 02-112.3
02-112.3 = 97-25.12 x 96-513.10
97-25.12 = 93-288.5 x 91-90.1
93-288.5 =88-33.3 x an unknown gold Grandiflora
88-33.3 = 84-179.4 x 85-39.1
84-179.4 = 80-69.1 x Gold Badge
80-69.1 = 76-19.2 x Playboy
76-19.2 = Tampico x Applejack
85-39.1 = 79-71.5 x 80-11.7
79-71.5 = Dornroschen x 78-3a
78-3a = Faberge x Eddie's Crimson
80-11.7 = 76-44.1 78-3a
76-44.1 = Golden Jubilee Floribunda x Applejack
96-513.10 = 92-49.2 x Les Sjulin
92-49.2 = 88-33.3 x 88-33.1
88-33.3 & 88-33.1 = 84-179.4 x 85-39.1
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#1 of 8 posted
30 OCT 16 by
Michael Garhart
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Dang, I'm good! I was guessing either Amber Queen or Livin' Easy!
This rose, at least at the nurseries, has SUPER bright, shiny foliage.
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#2 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Will Radler
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I like the fact that I'm getting roses introduced with shiny foliage. Another one of mine with shiny foliage is Orchid Romance which is also fragrant!
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#3 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Patricia Routley
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As well as the code RADprov, does 'Orchid Romance' have a RADnumber?
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#4 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Will Radler
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#5 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Patricia Routley
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#6 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Michael Garhart
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Now I want to identify the gold grandiflora! Not many yellow GRs from the 80s/90s, too.
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#7 of 8 posted
31 OCT 16 by
Will Radler
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The unknown gold grandiflora was given to me as an unlabeled house warming gift. The rose did not overwinter for me. I used the rose in 1992 to make the cross that produced 93-288.5. The year 1992 was the year that I moved into my current home in April. There was a lot going on including selling off inherited rental properties to make my life less complicated. I have a somewhat photographic memory and am very good at identifying roses that I have learned to know. I have never seen the "unknown gold grandiflora" elsewhere either as a a plant or a picture in a catalog.
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#8 of 8 posted
5 MAY 22 by
Michael Garhart
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Hi, Will,
HMF and the patent state the open bloom is 6cm. My memory of it was that it was larger than this. What do you think? I remember it having small buds that expand to a decent size.
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