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Mon, Sep 10, 12 at 14:17
| These 3 seedlings, from different roses, were started around the same time and grown under the same conditions. The one from Oranges and Lemons is starting to look like a climber. Don't know the pollen parent but do have climbing roses in the area.
They really had grown alot since mid July. The O & L one was always ahead.
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| Yes, some climbers are "born" that way, while others mutate to become climbers. I'm not surprised your Oranges'n Lemons seedling seems to want to climb. I've joked for over twenty-five years that anything bred by McGredy is "suitable for pegging". When released in my climate. most of his floribundas have appeared to want to climb. Kim |
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| Kim - Thanks for the reply. I now remember how O & L can send up 5 ft. shoots if I don't really prune it back. Clare |
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