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Viviane SCHUSSELE 
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Entre 176 et 223, Cécile de Rome dite Sainte Cécile, patronne des musiciens
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J'ai été nommé pour elle !
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7 NOV 20
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I would assume that the rose was named for Graham Stuart Thomas, 1909 - 2003, English horticulturalist and author.
But I appreciate the biographical work Viviane Schussele has done for other rose names.
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20 FEB 22 by
Amy E
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Graham Thomas described; I think more than once, how he came to select the rose to bear his name. For example, in the introduction to David Austin's book, The Heritage of the Rose, 1988, p. 12
"...a few of them may be named and may prove a success, such as 'Mary Rose' and my own namesake. It is interesting to recall that the latter was the only rich soft yellow amongst hundreds of seedlings. But on looking back one can see that it has ever been a rare colour..."
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'Chios Rose" Avramis
Category Old Roses Old Roses with repeat flowering Color Deep Pink Perfume Very strong fragrance (5/5) Height 1,50 m Height x Large 1,50 x 0,80 m Flower diameter 8 - 10 cm Uses for desserts and rose water, for hedges or borders , alone, in groups Planting place Sunny Flowering Repeating (from Spring to Winter)
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We are trying to find out more about Avramis and the chios Rose, before adding it. chios Rose seems to be a found rose and could be an existing OGR. Regarding Avramis we are looking for the family behind the nursery- an Eva Avrami (without s) is listed as co-owner. Maybe our Greek members can tell us more?
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ROZAKI® (AVRAkir) (AVRAkir) Avramis 2020
Category Polyantha & Floribunda Roses Color white- cream Perfume Strong fragrance (4/5) Height 0,60 m Height x Large 0,60 m Χ 0,60 m Flower diameter 8 - 10 cm Uses for big pots and jars, for borders of 1 metre height, for borders or rose beds, for hedges or borders , alone Planting place Sunny Flowering Repeating (from Spring to Winter)
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