Thanks Poppy. I do recall looking at the Gold Bunny rose at the nursery. When the Sydney Olympics was happening, there was a rose (probably renamed from something else) called Gold Medal. It was a beautiful vivid yellow and highly scented. I planted it in one of my gardens in the front yard and loved it to bits.
Some lowlife took to my front yard with motor oil one night and killed a lot of my plants (a lot of people copped it that night). I have been trying for years to find something similar and I think the Gold Bunny came pretty close from memory.
DG, now I've seen it all. Horizon is going to love that one!!!! There is no mention of items sold on that one, so maybe people aren't as gullible as we thought. 2 things, 1. how can people actually think this is real, and, 2. why would you want 200 seeds?
Even though I have 1/4 acre, I don't have room for 200 rose plants, especially 200 of the same variety! Although my sheeps would think it great to have 200 roses. They would mow them down in the space of a few hours. Even if only half of the seeds grew, that's a lot of roses!!!
I had a pink rose in the back yard that had been there since at least the 60's. It was under a tree and used to get stems on it over 6 feet long (the secret to long stem roses, plant under a tree!). It's now a mere stump in the ground and as dead as the lady that planted it all those years ago.
They ring barked it, while they ate it. They destroyed my red and white Icebergs too. I don't have many plants in the back yard any more, only grass. Although they tend to leave the Scotch Thistles alone (speaking of which, I have to dig them out, they're starting to flower).
