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'Fragrant Lace ™' rose Reviews & Comments
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The lineage is off a little. The US Patent states its the product of a Red HT x Lavender HT, and that the product is a Rose-Red HT. It reads a little weird, but its slightly more clear as you read further down.
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I think we have it straight now, Michael. Thanks.
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woot! Its sad we'll never know the full lineage.
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I am trying to locate "JACsee — Fragrant Lace Hybrid Tea Rose." I lost mine, which I had growing for about 15 years, from winter kill. I keep trying to add the rose to my wish list and also my watch list. The site tells me to register, but I am already registered and signed in.
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We'll take a look to see why you're unable to access your HMF Wish List.
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Where can I buy this rose? thanks! |
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This is available own-root from NC Roseland.
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14 MAY 06 by
LaurenL
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Wonderful -- I much prefer own-root when I can get it. Who and where is NC Roseland? I can't find them listed.
edit: I did find NC Roseland. :-) Thanks for the lead. They currently list French Lace among their roses, but not Fragrant Lace. I'll check into it!
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We've added Roseland (in North Carolina) to the list of suppliers but note for the future, you can search for part of a name. In this case using the name contains option and searching for "Roseland" would have listed this nursery for you.
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Please let us know what you find out so we can update the site accordingly, as it seems we may have this rose listed for Roseland in error now. We await your response.
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