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'Edmond Proust' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 10 JAN 16  
Initial post 8 JAN 16 by Patricia Routley
For MelissaPej who asked in R. wichuraiana, who was the man....
My cursory search only turned up the 1894-1956 Edmond Proust and the rose 'Edmond Proust' was bred in 1901. Interesting.
Reply #1 posted 8 JAN 16 by MelissaPej
That's what I found as well, and I doubt a rose was named after a small boy. I wondered if anybody had more information.
Reply #2 posted 9 JAN 16 by Jane Z
in 2012 Lloyd Chapman said that the rose was named for Auguste Barbier's father in law ~ http://www.annchapman.net.nz/barbiers
Reply #3 posted 10 JAN 16 by Patricia Routley
Thank you Jane. My regards,
Patricia
most recent 14 MAR 15  
Initial post 14 MAR 15 by altora
This rose is amazing.Hardy to the tips, prolific spring blooming with scattered blooms later. After the first bloom it freaks out and very quickly sends out a ton of shoots which are easily at least 10 feet tall.
They are pliable but extremely thorny so wear your thickest gloves or trick someone you dont like into training them.
most recent 24 AUG 14  
Initial post 24 AUG 14 by flodur
Bred 1902, see your references!
Reply #1 posted 24 AUG 14 by Patricia Routley
Thank you flodur. We've altered it back further, to 1901 (as per the 2007 reference) and it had to be bred before it appeared in the literature before the 1902 references.
Reply #2 posted 24 AUG 14 by flodur
That's correct, thanks!
most recent 8 JUL 08  
Initial post 8 JUL 08 by Pascale Hiemann
A wonderful rose. Is it like "May Queen" once-flowering?