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'The Ingenious Mr. Fairchild' rose Photos
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20 JUNE 2024
Uploaded 3 JUL 24 |
January 9, 2021. This one would build height if I could keep the rabbits from it. Tends to send out a single, huge basal break that just keeps going no matter how much it's pruned. Curved, largish prickles. For some reason, this rose has demanded blood sacrifice more than any other I have. Really ought to be treated as a climber, but not quite hardy enough here most seasons for that. 2015; got this by accident instead of Tradescant. Dr. Huey grafted. Delicious cool, raspberry tinged and sweet old rose fragrance. Almost hint of powder in it. Has tendency to ball/get stuck. Usually gentle compression gets it to "pop" open. Floppy moppy hanging blooms that look like peonies. Some black spot. No mildew, no rust. Z5b/Sunset 41 South Central Michigan
Uploaded 16 FEB 23 |
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July, Bedfordshire, England
Very droopy
Uploaded 2 JUL 23 |
June 17, 2018. This one would build height if I could keep the rabbits from it. Tends to send out a single, huge basal break that just keeps going no matter how much it's pruned. Curved, largish prickles. For some reason, this rose has demanded blood sacrifice more than any other I have. Really ought to be treated as a climber, but not quite hardy enough here most seasons for that. 2015; got this by accident instead of Tradescant. Dr. Huey grafted. Delicious cool, raspberry tinged and sweet old rose fragrance. Almost hint of powder in it. Has tendency to ball/get stuck. Usually gentle compression gets it to "pop" open. Floppy moppy hanging blooms that look like peonies. Some black spot. No mildew, no rust. Z5b/Sunset 41 South Central Michigan
Uploaded 16 FEB 23 |
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At Camon, France
Uploaded 29 MAY 23 |
Maryland zone 7b
Uploaded 6 SEP 22 |
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October 12, 2021. This one would build height if of I could keep the rabbits from it. Tends to send out a single, huge basal break that just keeps going no matter how much it's pruned. Curved, largish prickles. For some reason, this rose has demanded blood sacrifice more than any other I have. Really ought to be treated as a climber, but not quite hardy enough here most seasons for that. 2015; got this by accident instead of Tradescant. Dr. Huey grafted. Delicious cool, raspberry tinged and sweet old rose fragrance. Almost hint of powder in it. Has tendency to ball/get stuck. Usually gentle compression gets it to "pop" open. Floppy moppy hanging blooms that look like peonies. Some black spot. No mildew, no rust. Z5b/Sunset 41 South Central Michigan
Uploaded 16 FEB 23 |
From the Canadian patent application for 'AUSjive'
Uploaded 7 AUG 22 |
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