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    most recent 15 JAN 07  
    RosePapa Lambert
    Initial post 28 DEC 06 by Unregistered Guest

    Peter Lambert lists this rose in his sales catalogue as a Hybrid Tea:


    Papa Lambert (P. Lambert 1899) pure pink, chalice form, very large, double, very fragrant, floriferous, for Forcing (White Lady x Marie Baumann)


    The rose can be found in Sangerhausen.
    Reply #1 posted 30 DEC 06 by Cass
    I've updated HMF. Thanks.
    Reply #2 posted 3 JAN 07 by Unregistered Guest

    White Lady mentioned by Lambert cannot be the White Lady of Mühle (1927) which is later than Papa Lambert. I have found following information on a different White Lady;


    Simon/Cochet, "Nomenclature de tous les Mon de Roses", Metz 1899:


    White Lady HT W. Paul 1889 white


    Cochet-Cochet/S.Mottet, "Les Rosiers", Paris 1909: Hybrid Teas


    "White Lady, fl. très gr., globuleuse, blanc crème, pousse peu" (very large flowers, globular, creamwhite, slow growth)
    Reply #3 posted 14 JAN 07 by Unregistered Guest
    Here is another reference to Paul's White Lady:

    "White Lady; 1890; creamy-white; vigorous, early-blooming"

    Source: "Roses and Their Cultivation", T.W. Sanders, London 1915

    A separate entry is needed.
    Reply #4 posted 14 JAN 07 by Cass
    Muhle's HT came into commerce as Dame Blanche. Paul's White Lady is also in Modern Roses but is missing from HMF. These references will be added. Thanks.
    Reply #5 posted 14 JAN 07 by Cass
    Is Nomenclature de Tous Les Noms de Roses a publication repeated periodically? Somehow HMF has a publication date of 2006, and I can't tell if it is a republication or if 2006 was entered by default. Thanks.
    Reply #6 posted 15 JAN 07 by Unregistered Guest
    There was a 2. edition from 1906, which is mentioned in the Bibliography of the Old Rose Advisor of Dickerson. That is all as far as I know. The date of 2006 must be an error and I do not know of a reprint.