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'Carrousel' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 10 OCT
Rose
Carrousel (grandiflora, Duehrsen 1950)
Initial post
28 DEC 19
by
Nastarana
How is this both a hybrid tea and a polyantha?
A mid 20thC HT hardy to USDA zone 4b seems a bit too good to be true, but I notice it is or was being grown in Illinois, so maybe.
Was not 'Queen Elizabeth' the first grandiflora?
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#1
posted
9 OCT
by
Bug_girl
I have the exact same question!
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#2
posted
10 OCT
by
jedmar
The classes for this rose are taken from the references. Grandiflora as a class is more of an American thing. European nurseries often only speak of HT or floribunda.
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