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31 DEC by
Johno
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Ref:
Golden Song
The Australian Rose Annual 2002, page 104
“I have found on these small arches the best roses to grow are the miniature varieties ( e.g. Golden Song, Golden Gardens, Golden Century, Jeanne Lajoie and the best of all Ralphs Creeper)…………”
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It's gorgeous! And it's climbing? Why is this beauty not in commerce? I never heard of Ernest Williams. Time to do some research.
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What do people think about "Mini Champagner" being the 1990 Dutch rose SELscandium?
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#1 of 3 posted
12 APR 22 by
Johno
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It is promising. We would probably be a step closer if we had a photo of the bush & bloom, and if we could ever establish when and who introduced SELscandium into Australia.
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Did you guys down under compare it to 'Thumbelina'? I have only seen 'Champagner' in person once, so I don't see these mini florist floris you guys have very much.
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#3 of 3 posted
24 DEC by
Johno
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A very good suggestion, Michael. Schuurman's Thumbelina is a possibility although there is only one photo and the petal arrangements look different to the Mini Champagner photos.
I was surprised when checking that after forty years the Kordes Champagner is still available from at least three rose growers in Oz. The rose is not an over robust plant.
Thanks.
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Greetings: I am the Secretary for the Greater Palm Beach Rose Society. The Society's Board has requested that I (the Secretary) update our Society page here on HelpMeFind, but it seems I cannot do so. Can you please either give me access rights for the Greater Palm Beach Rose Society listing or delete this Society listing so that I can create a 'New' Society page that we can maintain and update?
The Society page: Greater Palm Beach Rose Society (Palm Beach, Florida)
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. The favor of a reply is requested.
Kim Wendt
Society Secretary
Administrative Board
The Greater Palm Beach Rose Society
Palm Beach, Florida
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Ok, you are all set - thank you for your participation !
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Can you please make it so this Society Listing can accept PMs? The PMs should come to me here on HMF or if an email is needed, I added the email to the Society page. Still says that we've 'elected' to not accept messages at the moment. Can't seem to find where that setting would be...
Again, thank you for your help!
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#3 of 7 posted
21 DEC by
Johno
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Go to your account and Edit Your Preferences. Turn your Post Notifications on and also Accept Preferences From All Members (or just your HMF friends).
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Hi back and thank you. My personal account already is set to Accept PMs from all HMF members. It's the Society Page I now admin, that will not? accept PMs? Maybe because it's a free page? Or because I now admin this page, but was not the original creator - so maybe that person(s) had set it to OFF? Not sure.
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#5 of 7 posted
21 DEC by
Johno
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I assume you may need to log onto your GPBRS account rather than your personal one.
I can see now that not all societies are set up the same on HMF. GPBRS does not have a 'Listing Admin' tab..
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Currently, private messages only work for member to member communications.
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#7 of 7 posted
22 DEC by
Johno
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Agree, but some societies (eg Chilean Rose Association, Knysna Rose Society) have a 'Listing Admin' tab which allows you to send a private message to the administrator for the site.
Is there a reason why not all sites are the same?
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Rose Listing Omission
Rustica III
Source:https://www.meillandrichardier.com/rosier-buisson-rustica-r-3-meilaocil.html
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#1 of 3 posted
20 DEC by
Johno
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Also, Rustica number 2 appears to be missing as only MEIvilanic (1979) is shown on HMF.
"Our history: Since 1979, Meilland has been honoring the gardening magazine Rustica with a yellow rose. This new variety, christened in Bagatelle in June 2023, is the third of the name! Rustica magazine has been offering good advice to all gardeners since 1928."
Ref: www.meillandrichardier.com/rosier-buisson-rustica-r-3-meilaocil.html#description
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#3 of 3 posted
20 DEC by
jedmar
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The third of that name, possibly counting the 1929 'Rustica' of Barbier as No. 1. It is not evident that Meilland had another Rustica after 1979. Maybe Matthias will enlighten us.
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20 DEC by
jedmar
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