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"Trésor de Thorigny" rose Reviews & Comments
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I was taken by the photos uploaded this morning. If any grower can add any more information on this foundling, we will add it to the main page.
Are they red pedicels I see?
What colour is the new, and mature, wood?
Does it set hips? Any photos?
Does it mostly look like sempervirens, or a multiflora, or an Ayrshire?
The long drooping foliage probably holds the answer to this one.
Leaf colour (new)? (Mature)?
Leaf texture or surface?
Mature size of whole average leaf?
Is the end leaf size the same, or smaller or larger, than the others?
Is the leaf stipule glandular, or smooth? Photo?
Leaf rachis - prickles under?
Leaflet petioles - on short stalks, or no stalks?
How held?
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3 AUG 18 by
fawzia
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Can anyone give me information on the height of this rose at maturity?
Quelle est l'hauteur de ce rosier a maturité?
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4 DEC 16 by
flodur
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"Occasional repeat later in the season" is not correct, this rose is nearly continuously blooming. It has nothing to do with a Climbing Hybrid Tea, as the Heritage Rose Foundation says.
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#1 of 2 posted
5 DEC 16 by
 jedmar
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It certainly doesn't look like a HT. They probably thought it cannot be a repeating rambler. What class would you think it is?
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#2 of 2 posted
5 DEC 16 by
flodur
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It has a strong Myrrhe-scent. My plant was in the 2nd year still small and one couldn't see the height it will reach. Typical for a continuous blooming rambler the growth is not vigorous. But in the third year it reached 1.8 m.
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