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    most recent 10 MAR 13  
    Rose0-47-19
    Initial post 10 MAR 13 by Simon Voorwinde
    Is 0-47-19 registered as MORwichflo (with 0-47-19 as a synonym), or is this a name Mr Moore used for reference purposes?
    Reply #1 posted 10 MAR 13 by Patricia Routley
    Even in 1980 Mr. Moore was referring to the rose as '0-47-19', See references.
    Reply #2 posted 10 MAR 13 by Simon Voorwinde
    Hi Patricia,

    I'm aware of this but the name MORwichflo suggests it might now be registered and I was wondering if this was the case?
    Reply #3 posted 10 MAR 13 by Patricia Routley
    I can't see it under either name in the MR12 data base
    most recent 9 DEC 12  
    Rose0-47-19
    Initial post 9 DEC 12 by Simon Voorwinde
    This is not "0-47-19", but an open pollinated seedling from Paul Barden's plant. The apple certainly hasn't fallen far from the tree in this case! Interesting that it seems to have longer, 'Renae'-like leaves though. This one repeats. One of my favourite seedlings.
    most recent 5 MAR 10  
    Rose0-47-19
    Initial post 22 OCT 09 by Paul Barden
    Please see the following URL for a detailed look at the history of this rose as a breeding plant.

    http://www.paulbardenroses.com/main_december2001.html
    Reply #1 posted 5 MAR 10 by Don H
    Note that details in Paul's article putthe date of creation of 0-47-19 as between about 1940 and 1947.