The Dawn of a New Era for Made-in-Canada Roses (part 2)

june 10, 2015

The Dawn of a New Era for Made-in-Canada Roses (part 2)

The Hardy and Disease Rose Breeding Program, a partnership between the Canadian Nursery Association and Vineland Research and Innovation Centre in Ontario, is continuing. The second group of rose selections has been distributed to a variety of locations across Canada. Over 70 advanced rose selections will be evaluated for their black spot resistance, hardiness and ornamental values.

To learn more about the breeding program, click on "roses" in the "growers" section of the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association website: http://www.canadanursery.com


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