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'Broadlands' rose Reviews & Comments
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22 MAY 22 by
 Plazbo
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It gets infected early and stays spotty and mostly defoliated.
It did form OP hips (around 10% of blooms went to hip), it was surrounded by various diploids (polys, chinas, rugosas), usually 1 or 2 per hip which may be of interest to someone.
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Pollen diameter measurements would suggest that Broadlands is diploid. Couldn't find any grains that exceeded 34 microns.
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not very helpful... from the Australia PBR document:
"Origin and Breeding Controlled pollination: seed parent ‘Unnamed variety’ by pollen parent ‘Unnamed variety’ from breeder’s private collection of germplasm."
ref: http://pericles.ipaustralia.gov.au/pbr_db/docs/1997042.doc
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Initial post
2 JUN 10 by
k haas
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June 1, 2010: ~CREME BRULEE~ is one sale at RITE AID chain stores in NorCAL for $6.99. It does have many roses that are tiny, and they cascade nicely over the side of the pot. The yellow stamen is prominent inside the tiny, many-rounded petals! The roses begin as a gold yellow, and then fade to a warm ivory. . . Oh, Brulee ! !
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