I am giving a presentation at our local Rose Society on September 22; about rose hybridizing. I am planning on using some overheads. I would love to have collection of pictures showing the variation of seedlings that can result from any one cross
I’ve got a few. You can find of mine at HMF. Here’s an example.
Joan, did you get anything out of that pollen I sent up?
Link: www.helpmefind.com/rose/roses.php?searchNmTyp=2&searchNm=Armada+x+Lila+Banks&sbSearch=SEARCH&tab=1
Robert,
Yes, I did get a few hips. Thanks! I’ll check out your photos.
Also, I mispelled my email. Try jmonteith_at_yahoo.com.
Pretty bad when you mispell your own name!
Joan
My pictures can be reached from:
http://home.neo.rr.com/kuska/seedlingpage1.htm
You have my permission to use any of these.
Henry Kuska
Joan you are welcome to use any of mine as well
Thank you to those who responded. You have been a big help. I’d still like to find some more photos of a number of seedlings from the same cross.
Joan
Joan,
Will look thru my photos (before digital) and see what I can find from a couple of crosses that we did that had a wide range of colors from white to pink to yellow. Will get back to you.
John
Hi Joan, thanks for the mail!
The topic where you can find them is:
http://www.rosehybridizers.org/forum/message.php?topid=16318#17099
Let me know which you want to use and I give you a bigger image.
Greetings,
Timo
Thanks Timo,
It looks like my presentation is going together differently than I originally planned, and I may not need your pictures. I’ll keep you posted. I keep finding more and more info I want to add, but it seems like I
Yes, they love seeing the blossoms. Everything else it seems is superfluous.
Most don’t understand that blossoms usually improve over time.
Joan,
I apologize for not responding earlier – it’s been a very ugly month for me.
It will likely be several days before I can dig them out to get to you, but I believe I have photos of blooms of three seperate seedlings from your cross of Mr. Nash x Rugelda. I’ve been meaning to get these images to you, but haven’t gotten around to it.
The photos won’t show the range of growth habits too well. One is compact and somewhat free-blooming, but the blooms are butt-ugly. The others are stingy with the bloom (“English”-style) but generous with growth and thorns (climbers). A fourth (climber) seedling has never bloomed.
Of course, I haven’t yet let the climbers off their leashes, so there is some potential yet…
-best
Philip
Phillip,
I would love to see the pictures at your convenience. I just finished the presentation today, so I don
Hi Joan,
How was the responce to your presentation? I hope it all went very well.
Did they have alot of good questions?
jack
The presentation is tonight (Monday). I’m looking forward to it. Will share the results.
The program went very well. I received a number of comments on how enjoyable the talk was. I
Hi Joan, We have George Mander from Canada speaking at our Rose Society meeting in November about his roses. ( Marysville, WA) Did you finish your collecting/growing article, and would you be willing to share it? We have a couple people interested. Thanks:) Robyn