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5 FEB 17 by
 jedmar
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'Utage' in commerce in Japan seems to be mislabeled. Parentage and Registration points to a white rose.
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Wonder what the ID is? In red roses, often the petal reverse and foliage helps hint toward a lineage. Many are very hard to tell apart, though =/ Especially online.
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There are two.
Utage (hybrid tea, Ota 1977). - white
Utage (hybrid tea, Keisei 1979) - red
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#3 of 4 posted
6 FEB 17 by
jedmar
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That would explain it, however Japanese websites and Pinterest state Ota as the breeder of the red rose and list the parentage 'Edith Krause' x 'Bridal Robe', which are both white. It seems the Keisei rose is unknown there. I see that you have already added the second 'Utage'. Can you also add the reference as a note for clarification please?
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Yes. Sure. One day - when I can. The source was the ARS Modern Roses database. .
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