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'TAN08104' rose Reviews & Comments
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today by
 Louis Galarneau
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Just got my first flower and just put a picture . Really nice flower But can somebody tell what is the little green stoff in the middle of the flower ? Please look at the pic I just post
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#1 of 2 posted
today by
Margaret Furness
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Looks like proliferation, ie another bud forming in the middle. Some roses are especially prone to this, eg the Cecile Brunner family. Other types of flower can do it too - I've seen a photo of lots of buds forming around the edge of something (can't remember what) rather than in the middle.
It's ugly but not a disease, and you just cut off the flower if you don't like it.
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#2 of 2 posted
today by
Margaret Furness
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Have a look at a photo of "David's Dilemma", Photo Id: 245456, where the adjacent petals are a different colour.
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15 DEC 23 by
Michael Garhart
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Any comments on full size and health?
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31 JAN 23 by
devonvet
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Hi HMF community - can someone comment whether this rose (tan081040/20th Anniversary rose) sold by Fryers in the UK is the same as Tantau’s Eisvogel/Kingfisher? Photographs of this rose when compared on both the Tantau and Fryers website are identical but there is no confirmation on either website. Cheers!
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#1 of 2 posted
31 JAN 23 by
Marlorena
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I have grown 'Eisvogel' and it looks like the Fryer rose.. 'Eisvogel' also has the code TAN081040, even though the dates shown are different which is confusing.
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#2 of 2 posted
31 JAN 23 by
jedmar
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'Eisvogel' has the varietal code Tan08104, which is most probably Fryer's Tan081040. We will merge the two listings.
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