Re: IML: "Chrysler Imperial" Rose - Most Fragrant

["JIM LORENZEN" <jdlpdx@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I know what you mean.  They're supposed to be a long stem, single flower variety.  After two seasons they went "wild" and turned into a climber with clusters of flowers.  Not what I had hoped for, still I haven't had the heart to rip them out.

 

Jim L. in OR
    '60 Crown 4dr Southampton
    '62 Crown 4dr Southampton

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From: santiam oregon

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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 3:27 PM

Subject: Re: IML: "Chrysler Imperial" Rose - Most Fragrant

I am sure many of us on the list have a few "chrysler imperials' planted somewhere in our yards. Hopefully they aren't too unsightly like mine are.  ha- 

 

RCAJazz1@xxxxxxx wrote:

This variety of rose won the 1965 James Alexander Gamble Most Frangrant   Medal. It's a medium to dark red Hybrid Tea-style rose. And a beautiful one, just   like the car.    May end up planting some in my yard one of these days.    Rex Allen  Novato, CA


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