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9 NOV 23 by
 Jax
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Where did you get yours, Roland? I love yours.
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9 NOV 23 by
Roland
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9 NOV 23 by
Jax
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Thank you so much. Mine from the States was a fraud.
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9 NOV 23 by
Roland
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This one came from Peter Beales Roses
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19 SEP 09 by
Roland
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All the Dussi´s I have, look exactly like the moschata rose Prosperity
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6 APR 20 by
ThomasR
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The Dussi that I took pictures of is own-root and young. Although my picture is messy, I can see it has a distinctive foliage among other roses I grow, which I do not recognize in the photos of Prosperity...
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3 MAY 20 by
ThomasR
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I might have commented too quickly. The own-root Dussi I grow first showed its new leaves with a kind of teardrop shape (is there a name for that ?) but now they are larger and looking more usual so I went back to the Prosperity pictures for further examination. I could actually see the teardrop shape on carmenbcdc's photo, with the tip of the leaves wider and rounder. Also there is a yellowish green hue at the base of the petals, combined with a blushing center when the bloom is opening that I completely recognize. Frenchtearose site says it was introduced by Mr Branchi in 1998.
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i have seen them close to one another and Dussi seems like a Prosperity on steroids , with bigger fliowers
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Can we know approximately where and when "Dussi" was found? Somewhere in Europe, I gather?
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8 OCT 22 by
jedmar
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If it was introduced by Branchi, then 'Dussi' is from Italy
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most of his foundings were from Umbria / Latium. Branchi was a world reference on chinensis when it was not fashionable. I found ‘ found roses in Sweden, and I am Italian... i bought my first roses at his nursery in the first years of the 90’s , when he still had a more generic old rose nursery called Rose e Rose emporium, and back then he already had ‘Prosperity ‘ . Annamaria Sgarabottolo the ex owner of vivaio la campanella with whom i have collaborated for a decade , stated they are different, my idee is as i said before a Prosperity ‘ on steroids.
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Thank you for this most fascinating account. Might "Dussi" be a seedling of 'Prosperity'?
What else did Signor (I hope I have that right) Branchi find?
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10 OCT 22 by
jedmar
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Look up the nursery Branchi on this website (kept for reference), then the tab "Plant Introductions"
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27 FEB 10 by
jedmar
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Roland, do you think that the Jensen Dr. Grill is identical to that of Loubert?
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27 FEB 10 by
Roland
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Yes Jedmar, my Roses from Jensen and Loubert are similar ,98%. My last fotos were "Winterflowers", maybe thats the reason the Rose now looks diffrent
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28 FEB 10 by
kai-eric
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winterflowers= glasshouse flowers ( in germany ) and thus i.e. paler than outdoors.
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ah! Thanks. It's very helpful to have information about the whens and whys of colour extremes.
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