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Thu, Feb 17, 05 at 13:49
| I'm trying to hybrid roses so that they are black. I'm doing thuis project so I can graduate high school. Please, can anyone help?
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| I sure hope you have some other way of graduating. There are several very dark red roses that sometimes appear black or brushed with black: Oklahoma, Inkspots, Black Ice, Black Jade, Lavaglut and Kuroshinju. A truly black rose is not impossible -- there are black pansies and tulips -- but it would take a very concentrated effort, lots of room for growing seedlings, and probably many years. Good luck, Karl |
Here is a link that might be useful: Some rose pictures
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- Posted by Pierre_R z9 Riviera (rutten@club-internet.fr) on Sun, Feb 20, 05 at 3:03
| Go to Roses Hybridizer's Association site: http://www.rosehybridizers.org/index.html You will find everything you need: infos and links to other sites. |
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