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All I see are dahlias. Either they only sell roses for a limited time and then remove them or they went to a dahlia only model???
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#1 of 1 posted
4 days ago by
jedmar
Yes, it seems so. We will remove this nursery from our rose listing.
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I am looking for the (business)relation between Blaby Rose Gardens and Verschuren rosenurseries in The Netherlands in the 1950-1960s. How come several Verschuren roses were Blaby named: Blaby Monarch, Blaby Courier, Blaby Jubilee?
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#1 of 2 posted
10 days ago by
jedmar
Blaby Rose Gardens was managed by a Dutchman, Bernard Hanraads, which explains the business relations with de Ruiter and Verschuren. We added some notes under this listing. A Bernard Hanraads is still on linkedin.com, possibly a descendant. You might try to contact him.
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I have a policereport on Mr. and Mrs. Biesheuvel (owners of Blaby Rose Gardens) getting killed in a carcrash in The Netherlands on 16 april 1960. Former employees speak of 'The Manager of Blaby Rose Gardens when I worked there was a man called Jim Chamney' and 'the manager was Mr Walter J Clark'. So....quite some names to check, although the first obviously is not to be consulted
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I’ve seen two nurseries list this rose and “Mrs. Keays’ The Bishop” as the same rose. Are they the same?
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#1 of 5 posted
7 APR by
jedmar
Which is the other rose?
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I thought I posted this under the other rose’s listing. Oops. Velours Episcopal and Mrs. Keay’s The Bishop — I’ve seen these two listed as the same rose.
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From my quick research, I do believe that is the case. I picked up Velours from the CCRS plant auction a few years ago. We also grow the Centifolia The Bishop and that is totally different.
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#4 of 5 posted
8 APR by
jedmar
We added a note to 'Mrs Keays' The Bishop'.
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Wayside has no roses listed this year. They do have a listing for "rose companions".
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