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'Catherine Mermet' rose Reviews & Comments
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I grow her since this year in a big spacious pot before planting in the garden. I have many Teas with their arching, thin, slender shoots and dangling, nodding flowers. Catherine Mermet (bought from Loubert) has a different growth: Two strong upright shoots with a cluster of buds at the end. One flower opened and, although very beautiful, she looks more like a Hybrid Tea. She has too many petals and no fragrance whatsoever. Also the petals don't curl backwards, a typical Tea sign. I'm gonna wait for the other flowers to open to get a broader look but at this moment this rose doesn't remind me of the real Catherine Mermet. Leuven, Belgium
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Hi, I think I posted the wrong rose under Catherine Mermet, but can not delete the photos. Can you advise on how I can remove the two photos under CM on my account? Thank you!
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4 MAY 23 by
 jedmar
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Click the Photo.
You will see a row of buttons at the top.
Click Edit on the right
A new window will open.
Click Delete at the bottom middle.
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'Catherine mermet' bred in 1865 and commercialised in 1869 by GUILLOT Jean Baptiste, the son.
Posterity :
The Bride (sport) ; May; 1886
Capitaine Lefort; Tea; Bonnaire; 1888
mme Dorgere; Tea; Tesnier; 1890
Waban (sport); Wood; 1891
Grand duc heritier Guillaume de Luxembourg; Soupert et notting; 1891
Catherine Mermet rouge (sport); Robichon; 1891
Maman Cochet; Tea; Cochet 1892
Joao Borges Vieiria; Tea; Ketten; 1899
Miss Agnes C.Sherman; Tea; Nabonnand; 1900
Souvenir du rosieriste L.Rose Vilin; Tea; Vilin; 1905
Mlle franciska Kruger; Tea; Nabonnand; 1880
Other sports:
Mme Joseph Laperriere
Maid of honour
Muriel Graham
Climbing Catherine MERMET ; Frank Cant et Co; 1913
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