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'Big Hearted' rose Reviews & Comments
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Is this rose available to the public?
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this rose is available in Europe
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We need Millington's roses to be available in the USA.
There must be a way. Mini subs? Drones? It's a huge market, rename them something stupid from a romance novel, and you are guaranteed a good profit.
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hello; I am working on this one at the moment
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Dear Mr. Millington, I am delighted to hear it. Ludwig's Roses of South Africa have now opened an American subsidiary in Arizona, offering a good selection, including some European varieties hitherto not available here. From what I can gather, I think they did pretty well in their first year stateside. Best wishes for your future endeavors and long may your lovely roses grow.
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This rose looks very good Warren!
Is it healthy? And the fragrance?
Others You posted photo's of today are looking good too.
What decided you to mate these two roses? Fragrance?
I would like to see this-one in real-life!
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Jay jay if it was not healthy the shovell would have dug it out years ago. It is healthy and has a strong damask like perfume
warren
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#2 of 7 posted
16 OCT 13 by
 Jay-Jay
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Warren,
Ah You're strict/rigorous as for health of the new creations. I think a good attitude to have in creating worthwile roses.
Do You consider having Your roses propagated and sold, or even evaluated/judged, in Europe? (and Australia?)
The photo with the roses on the field... are they all Your own creations?
Regards, Jay-Jay
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Jay Jay , I have 53 cultivars now being grown in Holland and will be released through Belgium. Some will be put into the Concours International de Roses Nouvelles du Roeulx this year and I also have various cultivars being trialed in the trial gardens in Adelaide.
Those roses growing in the field are all of my own creations.
Warren
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#4 of 7 posted
17 OCT 13 by
Jay-Jay
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Good heavens... all of Your own creation... You're a (big) breeder!
How do Your roses do in the trials in Adelaide? Good luck next year at the Concours International de Roses Nouvelles du Roeulx.
53 roses and released through Belgium? May I ask which breeder? Or is it still a secret and will You let us know, when it's the time for that?
Is Big Hearted amongst them?
Thanks, Jay-Jay.
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Jay Jay I am not a big breeder i just plod along here in country NSW. The cultivars are doing well in Adelaide from the last reports. If you look up Breathless Charm you will see who is relaesing them for me in Europe so it no secret, the cat was let out of the bag back in June 2013. Big Hearted is not in this first batch of cultivars.
Cheers Warren
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#6 of 7 posted
17 OCT 13 by
Jay-Jay
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Thank You! ... okay a humble breeder!
Do You have a good experience with this nursery?
I'll await if 'Big Hearted' will be introduced too.
Regards, Jay-Jay.
PS: Btw, did You try 'Westerland' as a hip-parent?
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I got Westerland in this Spring, I thought it would have grown faster but seems slower than some others I also bought in.
Warren
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