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Book (29 Dec 2009)
Registered Name: Nietar’.
Synonyms: ‘Matilda, Climbing’
ARS Approved Exhibition Name: ‘Seduction, Climbing’
Cl F, pb, 2001, Nieuwesteeg, John; flowers white, edged pink, large, semi-dbl. to dbl., borne in small clusters, slight fragrance; foliage medium to large, dark green, semi-glossy; prickles large, hooked, moderate; growth climbing. [sport of Matilda]
Website/Catalog (2008) Page(s) 7.
‘Clb. Seduction’ (Climbing Floribunda) 2002. This superb climbing sport of the well-known Meilland Floribunda rose, Seduction has inherited all of its parents outstanding attributes; exceptional free flowering, healthy semi-glossy dark green foliage and strong vigorous growth. The blooms are identical to its parent, being quite large for their class, semi-double, with sunset pink edges fading to cream, and buff-yellow centres, that are produced in clusters on the well foliaged, climbing canes. Discovered at Nieuwesteeg Rose Nursery.
Newsletter (2003) Page(s) 14. Vol 12, No. 3.
George Thomson. ….one of the latest mutations to be found in Australia is ‘Climbing Seduction’, the royalties of this rose go back to France to the breeder of ‘Seduction’, Meillands. The finder, Mr. John Newstiegg of Victoria, gets a very small portion of this royalty.
Book (2002)
p46 I. R. Spriggs. New Rose Registrations. NIEtar (Clg. Seduction). White, pink edge. Cl. Flori. Nieuwesteeg Rose Nursery. Year of Registration 2001
p132 Meilland International 2002 Releases. Special Introduction. ‘Clb. Seduction’
(NEItar) – Climber. A welcome, sported climber of the floribunda ‘Seduction' which is one of the most popular roses available today. Pastel pink and soft white blooms are borne freely over this small to medium, healthy climber. Introduced in conjunction with John Nieuwesteeg, Meilland International and Corporate Roses.
Website/Catalog (2002) Page(s) 5.
‘Clb Seduction’ (Floribunda) 2002. We are very pleased with the release of this rose as it was actually discovered at our nursery. This superb climbing sport of the well known Meilland floribunda rose ‘Seduction’, has inherited all of its parents outstanding attributes; exceptional free flowering, healthy semi-glossy dark green foliage, and strong vigorous growth. The blooms are of course identical to its parent, being quite large for their class, semi-double, sunset pink edges fading to cream, buff yellow centres, they are produced in clusters on the strong well foliaged climbing canes. It has a similar growth habit and style to ‘Climbing Gold Bunny’. We expect that ‘Climbing Seduction’ will become an extremely popular rose. Introduced in conjunction with Corporate Roses, Meillandâ International and Nieuwesteeg Rose Nursery.
Article (misc) (Sep 2001) Page(s) 31.
NIEooz; Climbing Floribunda, w, 2001 (Seduction, Climbing)... Registered name changed to 'NIEtar'
Magazine (Mar 2001) Page(s) 45.
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