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'Isabel de Ortiz' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 126-826
most recent 6 APR 21 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 3 APR 21 by Mariano R. Saviello
From the 1962 Kordes 's Sons Catalogue (Kordes Rosen Archive).

'Isabel de Ortiz'
German Trademark 763 437.
(W. Kordes 's Sons 1962). T.H.

In Madrid, by far the most beautiful rose of the year 1960, under the biggest international competition of an international committee of important rose connoisseurs awarded the highest award. The giant flowers have a diameter of over 15 cm and in full bloom even more amazingly beautiful. A light, pleasant scent is her own. The color is something unique in its composition. A bright red, which is basically yellowish white. By the vast scope and striking color works the flower like a phenomenon. The growth of this rose is lush, strong and reminds of her father's 'Gloria Dei', from which she inherited some excellent qualities. The strong stems carry the flowers taut and a dense, dark green, leathery foliage covers the plant. The plant brings an unimaginable abundance of their giant flowers and inspires every rose lover.
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Reply #1 of 4 posted 3 APR 21 by Patricia Routley
Is that an internet translation Mariano? If so, I think we would prefer the original language..
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Reply #2 of 4 posted 6 APR 21 by Mariano R. Saviello
Patricia, this is exactly what I got in September 2018 in an e-mail from Fabian Gülk from Kordes-Rosen regarding the description of 'Isabel de Ortíz' from a Kordes catalogue (1962). I am sure he used a translator from German to English, cause it has no sense for me as well.

Regards.
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Reply #3 of 4 posted 6 APR 21 by Patricia Routley
Thanks. I think we will pass on that one.
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Reply #4 of 4 posted 6 APR 21 by Mariano R. Saviello
100 % agree!
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Discussion id : 113-166
most recent 21 SEP 18 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 21 SEP 18 by Mariano R. Saviello
Dear all,

This is a summary of the message I received from KORDES ROSEN, regarding HT ‘Isabel de Ortíz’ (Reimer Kordes, Germany, 1962).

“Isabel de Ortiz is the beautiful family member of the head gardener Ramón Ortiz Ferré, who takes care of the urban facilities such as the Parque del Oeste in Madrid with effort and much enthusiasm.
That is why it was the desire of the leading circles in the International Competition for New Roses of the City of Madrid (CONCURSO INTERNACIONAL ROSAS NUEVAS VILLA DE MADRID) that she should be godmother for this new breed.”

Regards.
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Reply #1 of 2 posted 21 SEP 18 by Patricia Routley
Thank you Mariano. I just can’t bring myself to add this “godmother” tripe, but have added the basic details of who the lady was to the main page.
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 21 SEP 18 by Mariano R. Saviello
Thank you very much for your interest, Patricia! :)
Kind regards from BA.
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Discussion id : 113-031
most recent 17 SEP 18 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 12 SEP 18 by Mariano R. Saviello
Dear esteemed members,

Does anybody has any information regarding who Mrs. ‘Isabel de Ortíz’ was? Thanks in advance for any information regarding the origin or provenience of this unique name for such a unique rose.

Warmest regards.
Mariano.
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Reply #1 of 4 posted 13 SEP 18 by jedmar
No certain information. A Mrs Isabel de Ortiz Martin was member of the Costa Rican Delegation to the United Nations in 1961. Was she a rose aficionado?
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Reply #2 of 4 posted 13 SEP 18 by Andrew from Dolton
Mariano, you could try contacting Kordes and asking them.
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Reply #4 of 4 posted 17 SEP 18 by Mariano R. Saviello
Thank you for your suggestion, Andrew! I have just contacted 'Kordes Rosen' and will let you know once they reply (if they do!). Warm regards from BA and thank you once again!
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Reply #3 of 4 posted 17 SEP 18 by Mariano R. Saviello
Thank you so much, Jedmar! I have just contacted 'Kordes Rosen', as Andrew suggested. I will let you know once they reply (if they do!). Warm regards and thank you once again!
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