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Hello, am father J. Benjamin Williams created the rose known first as Seashore and later renamed St. Therese. I was thrilled to see you have it in your garden. Would it be possible to speak with you sometime? I am Ben R. Williams and my phone number is xxx-xxx-xxxx. All the best, Cheers
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I'm honored to hear from you and I've loved your father's roses! I keep an eye out for them and have always enjoyed their unique character and exuberance! That is a legacy and I'm glad you're keeping it up.
Unfortunately, I lost all my roses to RRD in 2022 so I no longer have this rose. I presume you're looking for a replacement of it, and I'm so sorry not to be able to help. I think I got it from Vintage roses many years ago, but obviously that's no longer a source.
Thanks for reaching out and you're welcome to correspond here if you like!
Cynthia
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Do you still grow Barbie Dazzler? If so, please let me know!
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I am want to order about 6 roses for a friend in Des Moines where the winters can be below 0 degrees F for weeks at a time. How winter hardy are the J Ben William's creations? How about Peggy Rockfeller, Ebby and the other JBW roses carried by Eurodesert roses?
Thanks.
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They should do fine since there were tested in Canada in Zone 5.
cheers,
Ben Williams
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Hello there, I'm trying to get in touch with Mr. Benjamin Williams. My name is Peter Kukielski and I'm the Curator of the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden and I understand Mr. Williams is the hybridizer of this rose. It would be great to talk with him about it. Thanks, Peter Kukielski Curator of the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden and Rose Collections, The New York Botanical Garden, 718-817-8189. |
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9 OCT 06 by
 Cliff
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I have an e-mail address you can use, but would prefer not to post it publicly. Perhaps you could give me your e-mail and I'll send it to you privately.
Cliff
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Thanks Cliff! I can be reached at PKukielski@NYBG.org. Thanks, Peter. |
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Hello,
Are you still looking to name a rose? If so contact us at J. b. Williams and Associates.
sincerely,
Ben R.Williams,President
Jbwilliamsroses@yahoo.com
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Would love to name a rose after David Rockefeller. Do you have one available?
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Yes, we a few excellent test rose varieties. Contact us at 301-910-5578
Ben R. Williams
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Ben,
Please use the "Forgot password" option found on the sign-in form to retrieve your HMF password. Once you are properly signed-in, you need not list your email address here as it sure to be picked up by email spammers. As a HMF member, you can also exchange "private" messages with other members. Thanks.
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We are glad HelpMeFind could be assistance here - possibly you could return the favor and help us out (and yourself) by providing a list of the roses growing in your garden. We are attempting to catalog the roses (as well as clematis and peonies) found in public gardens around the world. If you can help us please contact us at support @ helpmefind.com for details. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Hello,
I will be glad to help out with the rose list in my garden and some other public gardens we ahve planted around the country.
sincerely,
Ben
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