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'Americana' rose Reviews & Comments
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Americana is also listed in Loddiges' catalogue for 1818
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Thank you Karl. Ref added and I've put the date back to <1818.
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10 MAR 18 by
CybeRose
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Patricia,
I was mistaken. Loddiges' 1818 catalog has Rosa americana, not Rosa odorata americana. The latter is not in the 1823 catalog, either. 1826 is the earliest Loddiges catalog I have found that lists "Odorata Americana"
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No wonder you were confused. Me too. To make it clearer, I have added a class, breeder and date to Prince's rose, so we now have:
American White (hyb rubiginosa, Prince c1840)
Americana (tea, unknown before 1818)
So, before I go any further, I will pre-check with you.
Americana (tea, unknown before 1826)..... date to be changed from 1818 to 1826 ?
The 1818 reference to be deleted from this file and added to
Rosa americana Waitz ex Link ?
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10 MAR 18 by
CybeRose
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Patricia,
I don't know about the "hyb rubiginosa". Prince listed 'American White' with the reblooming Tea scented roses.
Americana was apparently Tea-scented, but may have been of Noisette lineage. The date, however should be "before 1826".
Yes, the 1818 reference belongs to R. americana Waitz ex Link.
I'm still trying to find whether Prince ever mentioned 'Odorata Americana' and 'White American' at the same time. Or gave some indication that the Odorata Americana was also a climber.
Karl
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American White (hyb rubiginosa, Prince c1840) Is now shown as
American White (climber, Prince c1840)
Let us know when we should refine it further.
I thnk I have fixed the other items.
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Annual catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees and plants (all of which are hardy):
cultivated at the Linnaean Botanic Garden by Wm. R. Prince & Co. (1829) p. 63
550 American sweet scented - americani
Periodical catalogue of greenhouse shrubs, vines, herbaceous plants, and bulbous roots: cultivated and for sale at the Linnaean Botanic Garden,
Flushing, near New-York. (1832) p. 157
548 † White tea scented, exquisitely sweet - americana
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Thanks Karl. Added to the main page.
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