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There are are no descendants listed for this plant.
Are there really no descendants of Pauls Himalayan Musk known?
It germinates very easily and just now I have about 50 young seedlings of this year (2013)
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Is your rose pale pink, or white? I am wondering if you have R. brunonni, the seeds of which come up like grass
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#2 of 5 posted
17 APR 13 by
ullus.d
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Hi Patricia, thanks for your reply.
There is not much colour in my plant. Flowers are white to faint pink, however they are very double and brunonii flowers are not double.
But your expression "the seeds of which come up like grass" characterizes this plant quite well.
;-)
Actually I overlooked the earlier posting from Wernersen from Berlin having seedlings of PHM as well.
Seedsetting and germination here in Germany seems to be not a rare event.
As mentioned in these posts it might be that PHMs offspring is simply not that interesting and not worth talking about.
So I am going to keep the seedlings but without special care. Survival of the fittest.
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#3 of 5 posted
17 APR 13 by
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I've heard before of a German, who sowed seeds of the Paul's Himalayan Musk Rambler and those germinated like weeds, but they were all lookalikes of the original rose (selflings?)
Maybe You need some more generations, to get something different after pollinating the successive generations Yourselves with the pollen of the plants of YOUR choice.
Good luck and enjoy the process!
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Warren Millington is using this rose in his breeding
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#5 of 5 posted
19 DEC 20 by
Jay-Jay
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Sadly this rose is terribly prone to mildew in dry years.
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There are apparentely two different Mermaids. One is bred by Geschwind and one bred by Paul. The pictures I did load up are of Mermaid Paul (GB) 1918, Bracteata-Hybride. Paul's Mermaid has no entry here yet.
Sorry for the mix-up.
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#1 of 1 posted
10 SEP 13 by
Jay-Jay
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It has an entry: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.4234.1
You might delete the photo's under the edit button. And then upload them for the right Mermaid.
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Sangerhausen has this rose
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If you click on the "Gardens" tab for the rose, you will see that Sangerhausen / Europarosarium Sangerhausen is listed.
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#2 of 3 posted
22 DEC 11 by
ullus.d
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Yes. And this is a contradiction to the the description tab, where the last line reads:
"Modern Roses 10 says this rose is extinct."
:)
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Aha, good catch, and thank you.
Modern Roses 12 indicates that the rose was "RULED EXTINCT 1992", but as you have pointed out, it seems to be in commerce, so perhaps it is not. We will see if we can find confirmation one way or another.
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The L indicating information on the lineage of a rose should not be in bold print if the only information given is, that the rose's parentage is unknown X unknown.
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