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Carefree Sunshine seedlings

gerry_wyomingpa

17 years ago

I let my CS produce hips this year, they are huge with 'seeds' about the size of a pea. I am wondering if anyone has tried to grow this from OP seeds and what their results were/are. I can find no information on the lineage of CS, so I am wondering just what might pop up in it's ancestry and show up on the babies.

Can anyone report and perhaps share pictures?

TIA

Gerry

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jonesjungle
17 years ago
Hi Gerry, I think CS is a result of 2 "seedling" parents. Might check http://www.rosefile.com/
Have you asked at the rose hybridizers website? Good Luck
gerry_wyomingpa
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you for a link to that site, it is a new one on me, and I like it.

Gerry
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