'AM668-I' rose Reviews & Comments
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6 OCT 22 by
Alain Meilland
Dear HMF,
AM668 is now AUDREY FLEUROT® Meicatess
So far, only available in Europe ;)
Matthias
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#1 of 15 posted
6 OCT 22 by
jedmar
Thank you, Matthias!
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#2 of 15 posted
22 MAR 23 by
Mike_Fitts
Hoping it makes its way to America. Beautiful rose!
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#3 of 15 posted
9 JAN 24 by
TaysDragon
This is now available in the USA from Menagerie Farm & Flower in the USA as Loves Me, Loves Me Not™.
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#4 of 15 posted
9 JAN 24 by
Mike_Fitts
Thanks for letting me know
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#5 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
Patricia Routley
Taysdragon, do you have a label please, or website that links MEIcatess with ‘Loves Me, Loves Me Not’. Thanks.
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#6 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
jedmar
Same photo as on Meilland's website
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#7 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
Patricia Routley
Aha - thanks Jedmar.
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#8 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
Alain Meilland
hello HMF,
Using the same picture doesn't mean it is the same variety. Couple of example :
1) A close up picture of Baipeace can be use for Baipeacesar (climbing mutation, but flower is similare)
2) Another was the mistake by Barni of using the picture of ARTHUR RIMBAUD® Meihylvol for their variety 'Serenata' (no varietal name).
But I confirm that Meicatess is now sold in US by Menagerie Farm & Flower under the trademark 'Loves Me, Loves Me Not™'
Matthias
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#9 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
jedmar
Thank you for the confirmation, Matthias!
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#10 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
Mike_Fitts
Thank you for confirming this Matthias!
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#11 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
TaysDragon
Thank you very much, Matthias!
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#12 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
TaysDragon
'Meicatess' is listed in the details section on Menagerie Farm & Flower Loves Me, Loves Me Not™ page. I should have included that information earlier. Sorry about that. For some reason, HMF will not allow me to add a direct link to that webpage.
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#13 of 15 posted
10 JAN 24 by
Patricia Routley
Thanks TaysDragon. I hadn’t opened the ‘details’ section- should have looked harder.
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#14 of 15 posted
12 JAN 24 by
Ericchn
The link should begin directly with www in order to be seen.
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#15 of 15 posted
4 FEB by
Benaminh
New for my region in 2024. Label from local nursery in Northern California.
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9 JUN by
Magical fog kingdom
Strong fragrance even on a cold overcast day.
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#1 of 5 posted
5 DEC by
SDShine
Is it floriferous for you?
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#2 of 5 posted
5 DEC by
Magical fog kingdom
it was but the rust was so horrible, I moved it out of San Francisco.
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#3 of 5 posted
2 JAN by
Michael Garhart
Good to know. Thank you.
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#4 of 5 posted
2 JAN by
SDShine
Oh no! I have one coming and get some fog/mist where I am in the evenings (East Bay hills) so I’ll definitely watch out for that. Thank you for the heads-up.
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#5 of 5 posted
2 JAN by
Michael Garhart
Some roses also get rust from chronic growth output with limited to no water intake. I have seen high output roses get it while young, and then never again once they have massive root systems established. Its sometimes hard to tell which roses only suffer during its maturation arc vs roses that are universally susceptible..
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13 NOV by
Michael Garhart
"The parentage was published as 'Rouge Meilland' x 'Petit Trianon' (see Member comments). However, the US plant patent states a more complex parentage."
When I look at Petit Trianon, I see what could be DELge phenotype traits. Its plausible that it is the Golden Unicorn x DELge female parent to 'Loves Me, Loves Me Not', and a clerical error was made in the first publishing. We will likely never know, but that's my theory anyway.
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10 FEB 24 by
Elestrial's Garden
Available from - Heirloom Roses https://heirloomroses.com/products/loves-me-loves-me-not%E2%84%A2
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