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Great shots!
Has Honora Hit grown well for you? Do you have any recent photos, and does this rose set hips?
I have a green rose I grew from a seed. It's an amazing color, but the blooms are so laden with petals that they don't open well. I want to use Honora Hit as a seed or pollen parent so i can reduce the number of petals, and maybe help the quality of bloom.
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Dear Jeffrey,
In our region as the outdoor rose Honora Hit proves unsatisfactorily. (Much more well the rose as a indoor plant behaves.) Flower petals extremely gentle and easily spoil from a rain. After grafting the rose showed quite satisfactory winter hardiness (traditionally in our district in the winter of a rose cover with material from polypropylene fiber). However the size bushes practically the same, as at an own-root plant.
I didn't observe hips on a rose. In our district usually don't leave a branch with hips as hip grow ripe rather seldom – even, for example, at hand pollination of the floribunda roses budded on a stems. It happens only during seasons to rather warm weather.
Petals at a rose open badly, so if it is possible, probable to use pollen better.
I will try to look next summer that happens to flowers after blossoming, and to photograph result.
All kind.
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9 DEC 14 by
Jeffrey
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Thank-you for your reply!
I suspected that the petals might spoil in the rain. Other photos showed a red blush and water spots that I don't find attractive. I'll give the rose a try here in my San Francisco garden. Our winters are very mild, so i don't have a hardiness problem.
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