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12 years ago

Another shot of my seedling

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strawchicago z5
12 years ago
Rosynut: this picture is even more wickedly beautiful than the last one. The color is immense. I love it!!
seil zone 6b MI
12 years ago
Really lovely, rosynut!
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TNY78
12 years ago
I love it! Reminds me almost of an Austin rose :) great work and congrats!!!
rosynut
Original Author
12 years ago
The centre of the blooms gets much darker towards the end of its life which is about 2 weeks in cool weather and 10 days in very hot weather like we are having now. At the end it looks almost artificial with the lighter edges and the very definate seration of the colors. The plant is healthy, vigorous but stays a bit compact most probably because I keep on cutting stems to try and make cuttings, unsuccesful so far.
jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
12 years ago
10 days in very hot weather for blooms is good

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