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'Chevy Chase' rose Reviews & Comments
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Definitely grown to the top of my roof now, and that is about 900 cm from the ground. Growing on east and north side of the house, blooms very well in part shade.
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How is this a hybrid multiflora? =/ Hybrid Synstylae, sure. Hybrid Soul., definitely. Hybrid Mutliflora, definitely not.
Ive seen some rebloom on this rose even during the summer in Oregon. Its probably among the prettiest ramblers Ive yet to see. Its a pretty plant, too, as far as ramblers go, which are usually not very pretty plants.
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#1 of 2 posted
4 FEB 13 by
 jedmar
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"Hybrid multiflora" seems to be taken from the ARS class for this rose - but as you say, there is no multiflora in the parentage.
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Weird :]
Classing is a pain in the posterior.
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21 SEP 11 by
hannes
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Update description page please, breeder of 'Chevy Chase' is not Niels Ebbsen Hansen but Niels J. Hansen, Washinton, D.C.
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Thank you. Do you have a reference we can cite ?
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#2 of 2 posted
21 SEP 11 by
hannes
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Yes. United States - Patent No: PP 443
(actually already cited and linked to on the Description tab, bottom of the page)
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