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Cant (1827-1900), Benjamin R.
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Listing last updated on Mon Mar 2025
Colchester, United Kingdom
Benjamin Reverr CANT (1827-1900), Colchester, England
[From Roll Call: The Old Rose Breeder, p. 66:] Benjamin Reverr Cant Colchester, England Lived 1827- July 17, 1900 For roses introduced as B.R. Cant after 1900 see Benjamin R. Cant & Sons,
[[From A Rose Odyssey, p. 110-111:] Ben R. Cant nursery, founded in 1765.
[From Botanica's Roses, p. 677:] The breeding work of Cant spans from 1875 to the present day, with B.R. Cant, Frank Cant and currently Cants of Colchester under Roger Pawsey. They have produced over 130 named varieties...
[From Roll Call: The Old Rose Breeder, p. 66:] Benjamin Reverr Cant Colchester, England Lived 1827- July 17, 1900 Nursery run after 1900 by son Cecil E. Cant [Roses introduced as Ben R. Cant are mainly attributable to Cecil E. Cant]
[From "The Rose" Spring 1994:] Cecil E. Cant (d. 1925) and Edmond Cant, sons of Ben R. Cant
Mrs. Mildred Cant, wife of Cecil E. Cant
Beatty, field manager (ca. 1936)
Diana Cant, daughter of Cecil and Mildred Cant
Clifford Pawsey, husband of Diana Cant (from 1931)
Martin, Roger and Angela Pawsey, children of Clifford and Diana Pawsey [From A Rose Odyssey, p. 110-111:] ..Ben R. Cant nursery, founded in 1765 and now managed by Mrs Cecil Cant. Ben R. Cant is, I believe, the oldest rose-hybridizing firm in England...Mrs. Cant has a knack for selecting short names. The hybridizing is done by Mr Beatty, field manager and a keen student of Mendelism.
See also Frank Cant and Cants of Colchester.]
 
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