Hybrid Rugosa Roses

This summer three seedlings of Rosa Rugosa hybrid “Pranciška”(Rosa gallica “Officinalis” x Hybrid Rugosa “Schneekoppe”) x “Stephanie Baronin zu Guttenberg Rose” bloomed. The aforementioned hybrid was pollinated with Rose “Pauls Hymalayan Musk”,” Alba Maxima “ Rose pollen. These are tall,upright,2-meter busches. The wrinkling of the leaves has disappeared. It blooms once. It bears fruit. It is still participating in hybridization. Rosa “Pauls Hymalayan Musk” overwinters covered in zone 4 until June and is a small busch. I wanted to give it stronger genes. The first photo is Hybrid rugosa “Pranciška” x “Stephanie Baronin zu Guttenberg rose” hybrid. The other photos are of her

seedlings.

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Wow, those are some lovely hybrids!

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Hello redote884, my congratulations to these amazing rugosa hybrids. What a beautiful success!

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Those are all gorgeous! Love the button eye centers, and with that parentage I bet they smell beautiful too! Congratulations, @redote884 !

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Thank you .I was also surprised to such rings.

Thank you. We still need to improwe -reduce the busches, and achieve two-time flowering.

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Thank you. The aesthetic appearance is the strong point of these flowers. They are in pretty good health anyway. And they smell nice. I’m also attaching a photo of the busches in early September. The seedlings were planted in 2023.

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I echo everybody who’s already said some form of “Gorgeous results”! I particularly like the soft pink one.

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Thank you for support. I really appreciate it.

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Are any of these rugosa hybrids available for purchase?

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I would be interested in seeds as well.

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The roses are super gorgeous :smiling_cat_with_heart_eyes: I notice they have well defined, clean centers with no proliferation typical of some gallica hybrids.

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In the future, this will be possible. Now they still need to be noticed, given names, because they are young, planted in 2023. They bloomed for the first time. They are spreading a little, so they could be divided. They also produce seeds. And if there were no obstacles in sending them to America from Europe (EU).

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