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Patricia Routley 
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Dear Koolami,
Have you managed to find out who the breeder of 'Brindabella Golden Tiger' was since March 1, 2010? See main page note.
And while I am at it, do you, or anyone else know who bred
Brindabella L'Amour
Brindabella Gold Tiger
Brindabella Magnifica
Brindabella Raspberry Tiger
Brindabella Swirl
Some dates would be good.
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#2 of 1 posted
12 days ago by
Plazbo
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it's likely
Brindabella L'Amour = Grand Siecle
Raspberry Tiger = Henri Matisse
Brindabella Swirl was out in 2005 (when they were still selling the other delbards under delbard names) based on web.archive
so unlikely affected by other post
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Could 'Brindabella Golden Tiger' be 'Camille Pissaro' renamed?
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#1 of 1 posted
12 days ago by
Plazbo
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Probably more Paul Cezanne and Camile Pissaro became "Yellow Tiger"
Viewing their website on web.archive can see they started switching the delbard painters to "tigers" in 2009
Maurice Utrillo became "Tiger"
"Salmon Tiger" is likely Grimaldi
"Red Tiger" is likely Red Intuition
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Growing a fair few of the fringed carnation-like “pinks” here, Sherri’s words “ "Red Bluff Oakhill Cemetary, Leak Grave, MP Carnation-like", make me think of my Fimbriata (hybrid china, Jacques, 1827). Photos will be interesting.
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Thinking again about the South Australian mini-China ("Hahndorf midwife's", "Ebenezer-Habermann"). Do "Oakington Ruby" and "Sherri Berglund's" (if it has one) lose the white eye as the flower darkens with age?
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Oakington Ruby loses the white center with age, yes. I saw your photos of "Midwife" and that plant certainly seems to be the same as what we grow here as Oakington Ruby.
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Thank you - I'm pleased we have a rose which has been a very significant parent.
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I just looked at your photos of Fimbriata. Sherri's plant is a dwarf rose, and the blooms rarely exceed 3/4 inch in diameter.
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#5 of 8 posted
5 APR by
Joe
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Hi Paul,
Have you noticed if your "Red Bluff Oakhill Cemetary" set hips? I wanted to use Oakington Ruby as a seed parent but it’s pretty hard to find. Hoping to substitute with RBOC instead.
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Red Bluff Oakhill dwarf China doesn't set seeds, no. At least it never has for me.
Oakington Ruby shouldn't be too hard to find. Have you asked Burling? I sent her a load of cuttings about 2 years ago.
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#7 of 8 posted
9 APR by
Joe
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Thank you, Paul! Burling had it. I'm hoping to breed something like your "Priscilla Plumbbob/81-02-01" out of it
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Good luck. Be smart and choose a highly disease resistant variety to mate it with. Oakington Ruby is extremely Blackspot prone, and it gladly passes that trait on to most of its offspring if you're not careful.
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Produces hips. One OP seedling so far. Smaller in diameter and more petals than Rouletii.
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I have added your comments to the main page.
Your photo seems to be a little mottled. Has anyone considered
Bicolor (lawrenciana, Laffay, 1836) or
Jenny (Lawrencia, Unknown, 1836)
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#2 of 3 posted
2 APR by
Joe
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How did your OP seedling turn out? And did ever get anymore from Abbot and Burns?
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Joe;
I was unable to raise it to maturity. I've had several micro type seedlings, but have found them hard to keep alive. One little mistake with water and disaster.
Stephen
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