New - An Unusual Cross Between Plants

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    Leylandii x Queen Elizabeth Rose

    This is a very new, tall growing cross that should be popular with people who want a colourful barrier between them and the neighbours.

    An asset in any garden.

    It even flowers right to the top of the tree - see to the right of the apex of the tree.

    We hope to have the new cross available for sale by Open Day in Shineyland in May.

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      Oh lovely shiney, it reminds me of prima aprilis.
       
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      Yes, we have a relative of that, the lirpa loof. :dbgrtmb:
       
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        It's still a leylandii!
         
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        Oh no Shiney not a rose crossed with a leylandii,(I don,t believe it):WINK1:Its not April fools day is it:heehee::)
         
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          Woo, would I lie to you? :heehee: :heehee: :loll:
           
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          Have you grafted the roses to it Shiney? :)
           
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          We had a Leylandii X Cucurbitae a few years ago, looked like a girt pumpkin festooned Christmas tree.
           
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          shiney, I have a rose named-The Queen Of England,same colour, It grows in clusters and grows 5lbcod
           
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          No, I don't do any grafting! :loll:
           
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            So your Leylandii was well hung! :loll: :loll:
             
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