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Josef Distl 
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Hello, HMFers,
I have just renewed my premium membership. This is correctly displayed in my account listings. Nevertheless I cannot use some of the advanced search topics like "introduction" or "lineage". Could you please enable these for me.
Best regards
Josef
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#1 of 2 posted
13 NOV 19 by
jedmar
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Have you tried logging out and logging back in?
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Yes, jedmar, I tried this, but it did not work. Now, however, everything is ok. It just seems to have taken some time, until the "news" has trickled through the whole database :-).
Best, Josef
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Rose Listing Omission
Heike Gianotti
At the garden of the Chateau du Rivau, I saw a plant of this rose bred by Lens (according to the label). Although no date was stated, the rose has to be rather new, since Heike Gianotti herself is not an old Lady - I suspect her between 30 and 40.
The rose flowers in a light yellow with apricot shades and it is a typical Lens style Hybrid Musk.
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#1 of 5 posted
9 DEC 08 by
jedmar
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Do you have photos of 'Heike Gianotti'?
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Yes, jedmar, I have - not of Heike herself, but of the rose.
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#3 of 5 posted
30 AUG 17 by
jedmar
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Giuseppe, this rose is now finally included!
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Super, jedmar,
photos are online as well.
Best, Josef
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#5 of 5 posted
31 AUG 17 by
jedmar
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24 JAN 09 by
jedmar
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Is this the colour 'William III' ages to?
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#1 of 4 posted
24 JAN 09 by
Cass
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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
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What about Falkland?
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Hi HMFers,
I think that all roses that are attributed to Christoph Weigang actually "belong" to his son Ludwig. Christoph Weigand died in 1909. In 1904 already Ludwig took over the nursery. There are no references to be found that Christoph actually bred roses, only Ludwig started to breed as a hobby. The main occupation of the Weigand nursery, however, stayed the growing and selling of flowers.
Greetings
Giuseppe
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Giuseppe,
Yes, most all of these roses are after his death. Can you provide a reference we can cite regarding Christoph Weigand's history. Thank you.
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28 JUN 11 by
jedmar
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Giuseppe
The contemporary references seem to refer to Christoph Weigand as the breeder of the wichurana hybrids. These were all commercialized until 1911. The later roses are HTs, HPs etc which would be Ludwig Weigand's field.
There is an article in the Rosenzeitung 1904, p. 106, of which I see only a fragment, which will tell us more.
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