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gerry_wyomingpa

Rugosa seed question

20 years ago

I read on one of the breeding sites, which one I can't remember, but it mentioned that rugosa are not self fertile, so if I have OP seeds, would they be Hybrids, or just plain rugosas?

Gerry

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