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Please explain why you think that. Mark Chagall, as marketed in the U.S. is striped. But I also see no similarity with Pink Paradise, which is marketed in the U.S. as Julie Andrews.
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6 MAY 22 by
Yorkcam
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hi,
there is a spelling mistake of the name, they are all Delbard roses:
Pink Paradise, Marc Chagall and Julie Andrieu,
Pink paradise is a two-tone golden-yellow undertones rose and is also called Julie Andrews not Julie Andrieu
Marc Chagall has a romantic, non-swirled shape and like Julia Andrieu is streaked, only the MC has 25 petals while Andrieu has over 80.
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