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Fri, Sep 6, 13 at 13:19
| My Jenny Duval plant came from Vintage, last spring. It bloomed during June, and the flowers seemed to be correct for JD, bearing in mind that it's a very young plant. About 10 days ago, I noticed two BUDS- clearly not what I was expecting to see on a once-blooming rose which had already passed it bloom-time. What's going on? I'm sure the easiest thing is to say that I have a plant which is NOT Jenny Duval, but perhaps there is another explanation? I do love a good mystery. Zachary. |
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| Alika just had a new flower after it's bloom in June and Gallica officianalis has rebloomed a bit as well. They sometimes do that in mild winter climates as far as I understand. Diane |
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- Posted by paparoseman z8 WA. Tac. (My Page) on Fri, Sep 6, 13 at 21:59
| I agree with Fogrose, sometimes I see Rhodies reblooming in the fall sometimes and they are supposed to be once bloomers in spring/early summer like most once blooming roses. One of my gallicas still was blooming in late July and it has never done that. |
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| None of my gallicas have ever rebloomed here including Jenny... but your climate may vary. |
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| Diane, it actually formed new buds after the bloom cycle was over? That's what happened with my Jenny Duval. My hedge of Gallica Officianalis with often have a very slowly drawn out bloom cycle, due to my cool, foggy spring/summer, but I've never actually noticed NEW buds forming. Fascinating. |
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