Friday, September 4, 2015
'Knock Out'® Grandchild
The seedling shown below is also a new 2015 seedling and is of a similar coloring as the rose mentioned in the last post. Looking closely at the photo, you may notice that it even has a few speckles. Unlike the seedling mentioned in the previous post, this seedling has quite a lot of thorns. However, I am probably more excited about this seedling as compared to the last, because it has the 'Knock Out'® rose as one of it's grandparents. 'Knock Out'® confers excellent blackspot resistance to many of it's seedlings. Though this seedling is two generations away from 'Knock Out'®, I am hopeful that some of the improved disease resistance will remain. I think this seedling would be a great choice to cross with the "Speckled Hulthemia" in the last post. What do you think?!
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Hii jim... i would like to asking you about Cutting rose...i'm soo curious what kind of that rose i should buy fot cutting rose...hybrid tea ,florinbunda or what...i'm soo confusing...i want to plants in my garden and i'm searching in nursery website...i have no idea which one i should buy it???
ReplyDeletei'm so attracting when looks Big rose and imagine it blooming when in my garden...
the website that i searching at www.pflanzmich.de/kategorie/edelrosen-langstielig.html
so if you could help me to find the rose soo big like wedding bucket rose in that website...pleasseeee reply my comment in my email : edshsiao@ymail.com
Thank you sooo much
Hello, please talk with some local rose nurseries. They will be able to give you advice for your local conditions.
ReplyDeleteThat cross would be interesting I have a name for you, freckle juice :) I love the book as well as the look of your Speckled Hulthemia.
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