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Discussion id : 75-597
most recent 17 DEC 13 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 17 DEC 13 by Paul G. Olsen
Excerpt from Robert Simonet's December 27/1962 letter to Percy Wright.

"Skinners 'Applebloosom' rose is a fairly hardy everbloomer with pink, semi-double blooms. Not very showy, it has few thorns. It is nearly seed sterile, but its pollen is effective."
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Discussion id : 51-830
most recent 24 JAN 11 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 24 JAN 11 by Margit Schowalter
"By crossing Wm. Godfrey with another of my hybrids I secured four nice roses. One of these, now named "Appleblossom," keeps flowering throughout the summer and is now being tested in Europe where it has already created some interest."

Horticultural Horizons, Frank Leith Skinner, pg. 101
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Discussion id : 51-178
most recent 29 DEC 10 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 29 DEC 10 by Paul G. Olsen
Excerpt from a Robert Simonet letter to Percy Wright, December 27/1962.

"Skinner's 'Appleblossom' rose is a fairly hardy everbloomer with pink, semi-double blooms. Not very showy, it has few thorns. It is nearly seed sterile, but its pollen is efective."
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