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    most recent 19 AUG 19  
    RoseFellowship (floribunda, Harkness before 1988)
    Initial post 19 AUG 19 by Plazbo
    Arrived in the mail today....geez the thorn count on this one is crazy. It's not the big chunky spaced out kind, it's the cover every free bit of cane in thorns type like Alexander. Being that's it's a reliable seed parent I know I'll only be throwing thornless pollen at it.
    most recent 28 OCT 17  
    RoseFellowship (floribunda, Harkness before 1988)
    Initial post 13 SEP 17 by NorthWestRider
    Most cultivars demonstrated the same resistance or susceptibility in both leaf and flower buds to the three strains of mildew. However, in one cultivar, ‘Fellowship’ also known as ‘Livin’ Easy’ it was observed that leaf buds were highly susceptible while flower buds were very rarely infested.
    Reply #1 posted 14 SEP 17 by Patricia Routley
    Is this a quote from some reference?
    Susceptible to what?
    Reply #2 posted 28 OCT 17 by Michael Garhart
    It's not an uncommon trait.

    Scarlet Moss and Canyon Road both do this, when heat stressed. Mildew will appear on the buds, and will disappear in the next flush if the weather changes enough.
    most recent 23 MAY 12  
    RoseFellowship (floribunda, Harkness before 1988)
    Initial post 23 MAY 12 by Jay-Jay
    Ought to withstand zone 5b winters, but it didn't survive last winter. Temps to minus 20 and almost no snow and a lotta sun.
    Other roses, that ought to die under such circumstances, froze back, but came back fresh and healthy.