'Aglaïa' rose reviews and comments

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'Aglaïa' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 44-604 most recent 12 MAY 10 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 12 MAY 10 by HMF supporting member

Peter Beales states in his "Classic Roses" that the stems of Aglaia are almost thornless (page 263 in the 1997 edition). If so, our foundling (which is also sold incorrectly in Australia as Thisbe) isn't that.	REPLY

Reply #1 of 2 posted 12 MAY 10 by HMF supporting member

I still think our foundling is 'Aglaia' Margaret. I have downloaded the 1975 reference which says "ripping thorns" and The Old Rose Adventurer page 356 quotes an 1896 reference which says "a small number of short thorns"	REPLY

Reply #2 of 2 posted 12 MAY 10 by HMF supporting member

Ripping thorns is right!	REPLY

Discussion id : 32-923 most recent 4 JAN 09 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 4 JAN 09 by ALBERT

Available from - Vintage Gardens	REPLY

Reply #1 of 1 posted 4 JAN 09 by HMF supporting member

thanks.	REPLY

Discussion id : 31-043 most recent 21 OCT 08 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 20 OCT 08 by HMF supporting member

Could someone who grows this rose confirm that it "blooms in flushes throughout the season"? We have a spring-blooming foundling which appears similar (and is not Goldfinch because it has vicious prickles).	REPLY

Reply #1 of 1 posted 21 OCT 08 by HMF supporting member

Yes, you're right to question whether this rose repeats. According to Vintage Gardens, it does not.	REPLY