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David Elliott 
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I am looking for Amélie Gravereaux rose. If anyone knows of a source I would appreciate it.
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According to HMF this rose is available from Hortico, ON, Canada but I suspect that this is out of date. Brooks Alberta Heritage Rose Garden is not as active as it was in 2010 due to government cutbacks. This rose does exist in France and New Zealand, but it is very difficult to import plants now. I would suggest that you contact the American photographers of this rose on HMF, or heritage rose groups in the USA.
Crenagh Elliott
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10 JAN 22 by
flodur
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It has not " single blooms of sulphur yellow, which change and darken with age much in the manner of 'Mutabilis'."
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Unfortunately David Elliott cannot reply to this message. I suspect that the plant might have been miss labelled as David rarely put a photo in this site unless it was labelled. C. M. Elliott
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Crenagh, the photo in question seems to have been supplied by Jocelyn Janon, not David Elliott.
It apparently was originally taken by Ken Nobbs and supplied to Jocelyn by Ken’s daughter, Margaret Williams.
It does seem as though the photo may be incorrect. (I am wondering if it could be 'Daughter Margaret’).
My condolences on the loss of your husband.
Patricia
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This entry seems to have an error. Cornhill Nursery in New Brunswick is definitely not in zone 7a! I think they are actually zone 4.
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Corn hill web site says zone 3b
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We have updated both the garden and nursery listings - thank you.
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27 DEC 20 by
canaan
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Hello. you have in you garden the H.T. rose GEORGIA?
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No, we are located in Victoria Canada. The rose Georgia is listed as being in a garden b the USA. Sorry cannot help further..
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