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Catalonia was one of the provinces of Spain Dot loved most.

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One of [Pedro Dot's] first hybrid teas was named 'Condesa de Sástago' for his benefactress. This variety was very popular in the United States...

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'Duquesa de Peñaranda'... won the Gold Medal at Portland in 1933...

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'Golden Moss' (1932), will live on for generations, as Ralph Moore used it to develop his moss line later in the century.

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'La Giralda' [is] another famous [rose] parent...

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Undoubtedly, Dot's most successful rose, and one with which his name will always be associated, is 'Nevada', released in 1927... 'Nevada' can reach 7 feet tall spreading nearly as wide, and adorned with blush white blooms at frequent intervals...