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Mon, Aug 18, 14 at 23:22
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| Do you suppose it could be VI????? Otherwise, maybe we should be propagating the giant we collected years ago in an old cemetery! |
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| Not that they are selling Fortuniana, but offer roses budded on it. If you'd like VI Fortuniana, I grow Malcolm's VI Fortuniana, which, he tells me, is the one Davis is growing as they obtained it from him. He also stated they retested it for all they test for and found it free from everything they traditionally test for. It is the Fortuniana your Eugene de Beauharnais is budded to, though I have absolutely no clue as to the cleanliness of the Eugene. Would you like pieces of Malcolm's Fortuniana? If the green house is operational, I can get it to you. Kim |
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| OH NO! The Fortuniana we have runs almost all the way up the hill. Another Fortuniana, we do not need. I was just curious. But I've always sort of wondered if Fortuniana might not be a superior rootstock for some parts of California, since it seems to grow so well here. |
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