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I've been enjoying your photos, really quite beautiful.
Composition is excellent.
Thank you for posting. Robert
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6 MAR 10 by
 jedmar
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You would really enjoy Mr. Witt's book!
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Thanks for the suggestion. I plan on checking out the links provided on Dr. Witts profile.
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It's great to have some non-bloom photos too - these are helpful for identification. Thanks.
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You are right! Thanks for your comment.
Reinhard Witt
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Rose Listing Omission
gerda nissen
a centifolia, discovered from the german rose expert Gerda Nissen. Wonderful, scmelling, with hips.
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3 JAN 10 by
jedmar
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We are still in the process of listing Found Roses in Germany, based on the collection at Meldorf and private collections - please bear with us.
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3 JAN 10 by
jedmar
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This is added. Please search for contains: Gerda Nissen.
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Rose Listing Omission
Carnea
You have listeted the pimpinellifolia Carnea plena. I have this Carnea in my garten, which comes from Europa Rosarium Sangerhausen, Germany. She has single flowers.
It was found in Scotland between 1800-1900. l like to put some fotos on hmf. I recommend her in my newe rose book.
Thank You
Reinhard Witt
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3 JAN 10 by
jedmar
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The catalogues of Sangerhausen do not list 'Carnea', nor is it on the spinossissima section of the simolanrosario website, or in Peter Boyd's publication. You can also upload a photo to your post above to aid in identification. Single pink blooms are also within the natural variation of R. spinosissima L.
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