(Sir Thomas Lipton X OP) X OP seeds.
Sir Thomas Lipton is normally sterile. One year I had one branch that formed hips. I got a number of germinations from the seeds ; but I think only 2 survived. I think that this mother (Sir Thomas Lipton X OP) is a tetraploid.
The procedures to request some are:
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Please reply by e-mail.
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Please send a different e-mail for each request (makes putting into folders straight forward).
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Please make sure the name of the rose is on the request.
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Please give your name and post office address in a form that I can simply cut out and tape to the package.
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Because I use a priority selection process based on when a request is received, please do not send blanket requests (“send me all”) or future requests (“if you decide to distribute XXXXXXX, please send me some”). The only time I do not follow the priority selection process of “first in - highest priority” is if the person has not requested any earlier this season or if the person requesting had sent me one of the parents in that particular cross.
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People living in the U.S. And Canada have not reported post office - customs problems. If you request from a different country please be aware that I write: “Contents: Rose Seeds” on the package. It is understood that the requestor is responsible for any expenses that customs requires.
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There is no postage charge to the requestor.