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Initial post 29 NOV 13 by Rosentrost
Are there several copies of this rose? Who has it? Is it still alive?
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Reply #1 of 4 posted 17 APR by Paul Barden
It is still alive and in a few private collections. Possibly in 2025, Burlington Roses will have plants to offer.
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Reply #2 of 4 posted yesterday by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
Agree with what you wrote: Often a seedling performs better once it has been propagated, exceeding the original seedling's vigor.
I got Yves seedling 'YVPXCHSL1' (bred by Robert Neil Rippetoe by his crossing Yves Piaget with his thornless Bohemian Rhapsody). Back in 2013, the mother bush produced both light pink and red blooms on the same bush. I was able to grow it from a cutting, and this cutting produces STABLE red blooms, a big improvement over the unstable color of the mother-bush. The mother bush also improved from producing both pink and red blooms in its first 2 years, to ONLY red blooms for the next decade.
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Reply #3 of 4 posted today by Robert Neil Rippetoe
Straw, please choose a name for this rose and I shall post it accordingly.

Thank you, Robert
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Reply #4 of 4 posted today by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
It would be Sandyhook rose since I got the rosehips from you in 2012, that's when my ex-neighbor moved to Sandy Hook, CT. Her 5-year old daughter got shot along with many kindergarteners. I grieve for that little girl. The girl's older brother was my daughter's playmate. Your Yves seedling or Sandyhook has a baby-powder sweet scent plus a touch of grape juice, like a toddler's sweet scent.
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Initial post 22 MAR by Patricia Routley
There seems to be differences in the label for True Compassion, and the Plant Patent for ALTland.
Petal count - 35 petals True Compassion. 70-80 ALTland
Bloom size - 3.5” to 4” True Compassion. 2” ALTland
Height 2’ True Compassion. 1’ ALTland
Width 3’ True Compassion. 22” ALTland
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Reply #1 of 1 posted yesterday by Bug_girl
I checked the rose I purchased as True Compassion. It is about 2.25 feet tall and quite narrow. It is currently in a pot, so I expect it to get bigger once in the ground. The rose also appears more upright in growth than advertised.
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Initial post 25 MAY by Robert Neil Rippetoe
"Disting" ?

Really?

That's a new one on me.
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Reply #1 of 2 posted yesterday by Michael Garhart
Disting has been busted for years. Even when I repair disting, it doesn't work! Why does disting keep failing me?
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Reply #2 of 2 posted yesterday by Lee H.
:-)
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Initial post yesterday by Michael Garhart
I wonder why the clearly related 'Golden Opportunity' was the one they picked to stay and not this one.
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