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'Papageno ®' rose Reviews & Comments
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My plant had extensive powdery mildew, which is rare in my garden in this dry climate. My (own-root) plant will be in its fourth year this next summer, and last year was the first I saw it bloom. While the few roses I saw were really nice, last year for the first time this plant gave me canes that were long and spindly, bending almost to the ground very much like a sucker or climber.
Like most other striped roses, Papageno has varying amounts/patterns of white and red, which adds to the interest for me.
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Available from - Ladybird Roses http://www.ladybirdroses.com
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Papageno is the worst rose in my 150 plus rose garden for mildew. Must be sprayed, which I do, but apparently not as often as this rose requires, which is very often.
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In north west Tasmania, Australia, it does nicely in a spray-free garden. Gets some blackspot. Haven't seen mildew on it. It's fertile and sets OP hips easily. I have OP seeds in the fridge now and they have just started germinating. Hoping it passes on stripes like its Ferdinand Pichard ancestor.
EDIT: Seed update: 'Papageno' seeds germinated as fast as my multiflora seeds at a rate of about 90%. Promising seed parent.
EDIT 2: Has thrown striped seedlings. Lots of variation in OP seedlings.
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