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Hello from germany

Post by GreenLife on Sun 7 Feb - 21:16

Hello to everyone on Rose Talk Australia.
I enjoyed browsing this forum so I might as well join you Smile

My favourite roses are those of old fashioned looks, and specially the nicely scented ones. Since 2004 I have been growing roses from seed. I did some hybridizing, however most seedlings are op.

We have winter here and it has been very cold. Fortunately we had also a lot of snow; so no rose activities just now.
Wait and see how the roses survived. Some of my seedlings are in pots and if they survive they must be truly hardy

Have a nice Sunday Ulrike

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Post by Ozeboy on Sun 7 Feb - 21:26

Welcome Greenlife, your comment re freezing conditions turned my thoughts to a rose I have called 'Arctic Flame' bred by Brownell family who are famous for breeding hardy roses. I am going to check how it grows in heat hoping it is hardy at both ends of the temperature scale. Might just be a snow rose.

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Post by Bemo on Mon 8 Feb - 3:03

Ulrike, I just noticed that you are visiting the Bodensee. Hope your seedlings will not be chilled meanwhile Wave

cheers
Bernhard

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Post by roseman on Mon 8 Feb - 6:25

Bernhard, could you put those 2 words into Oz lingo for me please, regards David
P.S. your turn to help. Thumbsup roflmao

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Post by Bemo on Tue 9 Feb - 4:27

David,
you did not write which words, I assume it's the 'Bodensee'. That must be a funny word in your ears, it' not a puddle, it's the German meaning for the Lake Constance

Dunno the oz lingo for that

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Post by roseman on Tue 9 Feb - 6:16

Bernhard, the other one is "Ulrike". Bodensee was the other and thanks for the translation of it.

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Post by Simon on Tue 9 Feb - 17:39

Ulrike is his name Wink (Welcome BTW Smile )

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Post by Bemo on Wed 10 Feb - 4:26

Simon wrote:Ulrike is his name Wink (Welcome BTW Smile )

not "his" but "her" Laughing

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Post by roseman on Wed 10 Feb - 6:27

Again thank you Bernhard for that help. Now we have that sorted. It is great to have you here Ulrike and do not forget to post when you have time. If it is not rude Embarassed how do I/we pronounce your name, any way welcome Roses . Regards David.

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Post by Ripley on Thu 11 Feb - 8:01

Welcome Greenlife. At this rate we'll have to call it Rose Talk Australia/Germany lol!

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Post by Guest on Tue 16 Feb - 13:55

G'day Ulrike! Wave

I look forward to reading more about you & your roses.

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Re: Hello from germany

Post by GreenLife on Wed 24 Feb - 0:43

Hello everyone, Iwill try to show a picture of my seedlings of 2010. They are indoor under fluorecent lighting
http://forum.planten.de/galerie/v/user/ullus/PICT1374.jpg.html

hope this works, Ulrike Smile

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Post by Simon on Wed 24 Feb - 0:52

Nope.. sorry... I think we would need to be logged in to be able to see it. We have an image hosting system here if you would like to use it or you can email the images to me at s.a.voorwinde@bigpond.com and I'll post them for you Smile

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Re: Hello from germany

Post by GreenLife on Wed 24 Feb - 1:38

Hi Simon
did send two Pictures to you Smile

Just checked the link I gave above: I logged out of Australian Rosetalk and of the other forum as well. For me the link worked. I used the function "open in new window" and the picture came up.

Cheers Ulrike


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Re: Hello from germany

Post by roseman on Wed 24 Feb - 6:08

I have just looked at the link Ulrike gave in her post and it worked OK for me.
Ulrike could you supply the crosses of your roses or the names that they come from. Are the fluorescent lights normal or grow lights. The seedlings look very healthy. I hope they all survive for you and then we will see some wonderful flowers.

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