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'Ännchen von Tharau' rose Reviews & Comments
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This rose was also sold by Vintage Gardens as the found rose "Oak Garden Alba". Later, OGA was IDed as Aennchen v Tharau. Could someone please add the synonym to the list of names?
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#1 of 1 posted
7 JUL by
 jedmar
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Added, with a reference from the Vintage Garden Book of Roses.
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30 OCT 18
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31 OCT 18 by
jedmar
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Click the photo, then the Edit button, then Delete button at the bottom.
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I posted this already under 'Eurydice' but it's accurate here as well.
It seems in Europe (some?) Aennchen von Tharau is identical to (some?) Eurydice. And comparing the references, i must say I cannot decide wich is wich, especially when Eurydice is generally considered to be a mislabelled Jean Lafitte.
If anyone ever noticed this or would have further opinion please do contribute!
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12 JUL 15
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#1 of 2 posted
22 JAN 16 by
StefanDC
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The images and description of your rose here do not closely resemble the plant that we have in the U.S. under this name; photos from other parts of Europe generally appear to agree with our version as well. Yours looks somewhat more tea-like in foliage, maybe even tea-bourbon, and the flowers of our 'Aennchen von Tharau' do not ball or proliferate like yours do. Have you considered that your rose might actually be misidentified? I would not be entirely shocked if it were actually 'Climbing Souvenir de la Malmaison', or something very similar.
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2 years later and I am also in doubt if I have a correct rose. I have checked the nurseries here in Europe and it seems that photos vary quite a bit. :/
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