Vann mot Goliat (Afa)

Bifall i omprövnadsnämnden.
Man tror mig.
Nu tror man på min berättelse.
Äntligen.

Axeln skadades samtidigt som handen skadades. Precis så är sanningen.

Över till väsentligheter istället.
Slemsvamp, trollsmör har intagit spindelvävstaklöken. Har någon sett något liknande?
Imorgon startar jag "Operation David mot Goliat" i favör för min växt.

Njuter av frodighet och dofter.

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Mécène, bred by Vibert, France 1845.

'Mécène' is a very lovely, loosely double striped variety with a unique cupped bloom form, with about 60 petals of which the centermost ones are often folded down the mid-rib. Each bloom is about 3 inches across and they are born in generous clusters of 5 or more. Stamens are exposed clearly when fully open, as you can see, and there is sometimes a green pointel at the center instead of stigmas. As you can see, the bloom color is a deep pink stripe on top of a pale pink ground. There is a pleaseant, but not particularly strong fragrance.
The shrub is of moderate size, remaining under 4 feet in height and similar width. I have found it to be highly disease resistant, occasionally getting some mildew on the shoot tips in late Summer. This is a very sweet little rose that has a similar effect in the garden as 'Rosa Mundi', but with more petals. Well worth inclusion in any Gallica collection.

Det blommar för fullt, överallt. Härligt och precis så som jag vill det ska vara!

Ha sköna sommarkvällar och dagar!

/Anette