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'JACmearo' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 24 MAY  
Initial post 24 MAY by GoldBeardThePirate
Anyone know where I can get this or a rooted cutting? None of the listed shops have it and its all but gone off google searches. Thank you!
most recent 16 SEP 22  
Initial post 16 SEP 22 by Bug_girl
PPAF (2009) JACmearo - no info on patent received. Maybe they abandoned it?
most recent 8 MAY 20  
Initial post 12 DEC 16 by Michael Garhart
J/P is finally selling this rose again. It is a really good mauve, at least for the PNW, where most mauves are ARF ARF ARF -- barf.
Reply #1 posted 12 DEC 16 by styrax
Interesting! How are it's seedlings?
Reply #2 posted 12 DEC 16 by Michael Garhart
I used it the 2nd year I had it. I trialed a few hips to see how they germinated, and then I had to move for career reasons, so I left it behind. That is why I tracked it down again :] So, long story short -- too few seedlings to evaluated. But it germinates, so there's that.
Reply #3 posted 8 MAY 20 by Michael Garhart
I did germinate some a few years ago when used as the pollen source, and mildew was an issue in germinations. The other parent has to be able to pass on above average mildew resistance for a cross with Sweetness to be viable.

This is to be expected from most mauves, to be honest. But, yeah, works as pollen. I wouldn't recommend it for seed because there are better options. It sets okay and germinates a little, but nothing like, for example, Playboy.
most recent 27 MAR 16  
Initial post 27 MAR 16 by Kit
I think my 'Sweetness' has hit its preferred size, for the second year in a row the top blossoms are at 15 feet, around 3 meters, and she spreads to about 25 feet or 8 meters wide.

Extremely reliable producer of very fragrant blooms.