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'GEUS4310' rose Reviews & Comments
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29 MAR 21 by
 Michael Garhart
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Apparently named Dynamite™ BAM! (Geus4310).
There are photos of it on conceptplants dot com, but I don't want to risk linking copyrighted photos ... or giving them free advertising after tracking down this info.
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29 MAR 21 by
jedmar
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Thank you for the synonym. Strangelky, the patent states a flower diameter of 4 cm (1.5"), while concept plants speaks of 3.2"
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#2 of 2 posted
29 MAR 21 by
Michael Garhart
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The photos looked miniflora size, and not the high end of miniflora, so I would guess below 3".
I think things will be lost in translation and communication between The Netherlands way of marketing and North America. Its a common trend I have noticed.
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11 AUG 18 by
Michael Garhart
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Among the more unusual rose patents I have read. I think the female parents name means Jacob's Stem Rose, and I am guessing Stem Rose refers to greenhouse roses. I am guessing it is the miniature to miniflora size.
Another way of reading it is Jaap Stam Rose, where Jaap Stam is well-known a Dutch football (US: Soccer) manager.
Stam rose also brings up dwarf wichurana types of roses made for tree roses. Maybe someone that is Dutch can chime in and clarify.
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