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'Pink Mystery' rose Reviews & Comments
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I'm hoping someone knows of the Lens rose, Pink Mystery, still growing somewhere in the United States. I grew it years ago and did my best to spread it around to keep it going here, but everyone seems to have also lost it. I would like very much to obtain it again. Might anyone know of an American or Canadian source for it, please? Thank you. Kim Rupert
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#1 of 11 posted
11 JAN 15 by
styrax
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Kim, HMF user Rosethyme might. I sent a PM, now i'll pray that whoever Rosethyme is checks...
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Wonderful, thank you! Hopefully they do respond and still have it. This will be exciting to see!
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#3 of 11 posted
11 JAN 15 by
styrax
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Yes they responded and it could be in the Lens collection of theirs. Since it was a favorite, they thinks so although I guess there was a lot of roses to go through. Once the weather clears for them, perhaps we will know.
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#4 of 11 posted
12 JAN 15 by
 Jay-Jay
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That seems to be good news for You Kim!
To be sure, I planted two plants in my garden. But at the Lens nursery they took this rose up again in their assortment and propagated it.
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#5 of 11 posted
19 FEB 15 by
styrax
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IF I can get a big enough pool, I would love to be able to import this rose and many of Len's other hybrids.
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Has there been a response to your inquiry about it, Jakub? Why spend that kind of time, effort and money, then tie up that kind of space for up to two years-plus, if it can be located here?
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#7 of 11 posted
26 MAR 15 by
styrax
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Sorry for the delay..
There was, she might still has it, but will check once into spring. The excitement!
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#8 of 11 posted
6 APR 17 by
Jay-Jay
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And... Did You obtain this rose?
Alas in my garden both plants died. Maybe due to the spot it was planted? Partial shade and under the big oaks.
Will try this rose again at a more sunny spot.
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Hi Jakub, it's been quite a while, but was there ever a response from rosethyme about Pink Mystery? I notice it's been over a year since they've been on HMF and that usually means a "closed door". Hopefully that isn't the case...
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#10 of 11 posted
25 APR 22 by
styrax
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I remember she said it passed away in a heat wave, but I will double check my emails.
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I was told today by a staff member, that this rose also grows in the garden of the Louis Lens nv Nursery.
Kim told me it doesn't grow any more in his own garden.
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This very special cross is Available from - Lens Roses Belgium. (first availability end of 2012, from this year budgrafted rootstock)
http://www.lens-roses.be/index.dhtml
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#1 of 1 posted
19 SEP 11 by
jedmar
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We will add it in a year's time - thank you.
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Some days ago I said that the nursey Bierkreek, kwekerij, de, had "Pink Mystery" from Lens in stock. But unfortunetely they lost the rose.
Who knows this rose and has it in his/her collection.
It would be nice when this rose could be propagated again!
Thanks, Jay-Jay.
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We have a plant of Pink Mystery which we got from the Lens Nursery through a friend. Have you tried the Lens Nursery itself? We can send you budwood if your regulations permit. Why dont you send us a private message?
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