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PhotoDiscussion id : 135-817
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Please delete my photo Id: 392939, it is not Grannie's Rose, I can't delete or edit any of my uploaded photos prior to December 2022.
Don't know why.
Riku Helin
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Another key attribute, that Mr Wright mentions, that is of high value for my cold zone garden, is it blooms on new wood. My HMF bloom cluster photo study is from cane (basal break/ / runner) generated in spring of the growing year.
This is an exceptional trait for a gallica or centifolia "genetics based rose". More common in the many (Pickering) varieties of HP's and larger damask-portlands that I use to grow in Calgary - winter took all of them when stopped protecting - though years later, occasionally one will pop up to bloom on a single cane produced in the year.
Truly an exciting heritage rose for me to watch over the years.
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PhotoDiscussion id : 135-786
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I believe the issue is due to trying to edit a photo before last weeks amalgamation of old my ids that I requested. Photos last night I up loaded under new ID I see the edit button.
Old photos under old ID no edit button ... therefore can't edit them until cross link done to "new amalgamated ID".
I learn and solve something new every year or five because i had the missing debugging hunch info.
The not Grannie's photo has been deleted courtesy of a friend.
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The support dept informed me your two member accounts have not been merged as they were waiting for your confirmation - did we miss something?
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I did reply but maybe not received or sent correctly. I will try again. Please combine the Accounts under “ rikuhelin id and please use same password or let me know if l need to reset. What ever l used to download today my “lndian Head” rose photos worked as l saw thie edit button when revisiting them and enlarging. But not on my older photos when enlarged making me believe the ids are the problem why no edit button on photos loaded before Dec 2022.
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I definitely agree with Mr Wright's comments for my young "Indian Head" rose that went through one winter without damage.
The bloom form, rose "apparent hardiness" (semi in long run?), and size makes it an exciting OGR "origins rose" for prairie garden variety options.
Only time will tell in my 4A Cdn garden whether natural selective elimination has made the passed around version a hardy 4A OGR rose - they are rare in my experience - c\w with a bloom that. fits my taste ... old style class with a bit of origins mystery. have still to test for fragrance.
Ordered more examples for my garden to test as way pass time for it to be common place in an OGR garden. As usual name will be a small burden.
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