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Recent Questions, Answers and Comments
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8 JAN 24 by
Mal R
Listing says zone 7b, but Star Roses website lists Bolero from Meilland as hardy in zones 5-10.
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#1 of 2 posted
8 JAN 24 by
jedmar
Commercial sites are often very generous about hardiness and limited about height a rose attains. Meilland roses are bred in southern France. For hardiness we try to follow effective usage if possible. In this case we have gardens listed in zones 7a to 11.
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#2 of 2 posted
today by
Ericchn
The Bolero rose on star rose website is Meidelweis: starrosesandplants.com/plants/bolero/
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I believe it’s Meidelweis in the photo.
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Re: parentage, according the Jackson & Perkins catalog/web site it's a cross of Melodie Parfume'e and New Zealand.
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Have you had a chance to smell it? -It's parent "Melodee Perfume" is one of my favorite rose scents, but is said to be "stingy" in blooms after initial spring flush. J&P claims it has a great scent, but doesn't go into much detail. --I'm weighing it against "Sweet Intoxication" (also with Melodee P. parentage). Given Intoxication's 40 member "excellent" rating, it might be the better choice!
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I have grown this for several years and the scent is very strong, on par with other heavily scented lavender roses
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#3 of 3 posted
today by
SDShine
How has this rose performed for you with respect to disease resistance, bloom quantity, and bloom frequency? Thanks!
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BreederDiscussion id : 171-227
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Hello,
I can't add a new rose as a breeder. Please if you look what is wrong. Thank you.
Kind regards, Irena Fabjan
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