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Sun, Aug 8, 10 at 0:25
| I thought that this rose is a Pink Grootendorst until it opened up. Any ideas what rose this is? |
Image link: Rose with green stamen (55 k)
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| Those aren't green stamens. It's a disfigurement of the rose bloom called proliferation. Some roses do it spontaneously, and some roses do it when you feed too much nitrogen, and some with a change in the weather that confuses them and makes them start a new bloom in the middle of the first one and before that one was finished. Back off the fertilizer for awhile and see what you get. Kathy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pics of proliferation on HMF
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