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May I ask you where You photographed this parent of Erinnerung an Brod? (the only photo on HMF of this rose)
Thank You for uploading!
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This photo is from a private garden of a very good friend of mine in my country Chile, Santiago, South America. She had really a heirloom museum at her home. Heritage of their ancestors family.
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#2 of 5 posted
14 MAY 11 by
 Jay-Jay
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Thank You for Your quick reply!
This rose is really a Heritage rose and worth being propagated to prevent it from extinction! And seeing its descendants, worthwile for using in breeding
Best regards Jay-Jay.
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My answer was quick because the issue is what I love, roses, even, I wrote a book on the subject of roses varieties adapted in Chile and where we can find and know them. So many places to explore, where we can find real treasures.
Of course her roses are important, she has two other roses that will surprise you too, very important (Heritage roses). I need time to sort their wonderful origen.
Best regards,
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1 NOV 12 by
jedmar
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Your photo may show the only remaining Génie in the world. There is a question how tall this plant gets. Can you answer that? Have copies of this rose been made?
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Hello Jedmar
Maybe is the only remaining Génie in the world. The only doubt that I have are the leaves shape, because I dont have way to compare it, there no much information. The rose was from my friend's grandmother, they lived in Europe, and my friend has now 84 years old. Yes, they have copied this rose for their family as a treasure. I was the one that identify the rose. They knew that it was and old rose but never that it was really very old. It is a fascinating rose
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