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24 JAN 09 by
jedmar
Is this the colour 'William III' ages to?
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24 JAN 09 by
Cass
There is terrible confusion of the smaller single hybrid spinosissimas.
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I would rather suspect this to be a picture of 'Staffa'.
Giuseppe
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Hello Josef, thanks, because this is possibly right! I don´t know actually what it is, but i am sure its not William III !
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#4 of 4 posted
28 FEB 16 by
Wilhelm
What about Falkland?
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Sehr schön! Wie unterscheided diese Rose sich genau von "Rose de Rescht"?
Very beautifull! How das this rose really differ from "Rose de Rescht"?
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Hello Jay Jay, As the most Sports the main diffrence is the bloom colour. At the other Photos you can see the bright red Rose de Reshr together with the pure pink Rose de Alhambra. Mi idea to gave her this Name came to me at a spanish Concert in our nursery. So the Maures brought the damask Roses like Rose de Resht to Spain i think it was a late honour to them. I am proud to tell that the First plant is actually on the way to a customer in Spain. In June we will have an 80 years celebration of our nursery and perhaps we will give her at this occasion officially this Name with baptizing the Plant. Thanks for your compliment to the Wild-series of rugosas. i like them too, and the best is their hardiness and disease resistance!
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