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Looks like Kordes Bordeaux
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You are absolutely right.
Thank you for reportnig the mistake. I've removed the photo.
With kind regards,
Matjaz
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Dear Sir or Madam,
at 'Графиня Воронцова'
I suggest you add the transliteration
'Grafinia Vorontsova'
// romanised in accordance with ICAO rules (2013).
With kind regards,
Matjaž Mastnak
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15 MAY 21 by
 jedmar
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16 MAY 21 by
MMastnak
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I appreciate your extenisive work! With kind regards, mmastnak
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18 JUL 19 by
jedmar
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Thank you for the many many photos from the Arboretum. A lot of new roses planted there since my visit!
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19 JUL 19 by
MMastnak
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Thany you, Mr. Jedmar.
We developed the rose garden further for a convention of World Federation of Rose Societis, which took place in 2017 in Ljubljana.
This is the current list cultivars: http://arboretum.si/arboretum/zbirka-rastlin/sorte-vrtnic
I follow the collection and I make efforts to mentain correct labeling. A demanding and interesting work...
If you visit Arboretum Volčji Potok again, please let me know, it would be a pleasure to me to meet you.
With kind regars,
mmastnak
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19 JUL 19 by
jedmar
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It was July 2012, so its been some time. Would appreciate if you could add the complete list to the Arboretum's page.
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19 JUL 19 by
MMastnak
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The list is published on the Arboretum's page, but it is not easy to find.
We are just before renewal of the page. It must be adapted to smart phones - only 25 % of the page's visiters are still searching for our pages from PCs. The world has changed ;) So the pages will be refurbished and more attention and place given to the rose garden and roses.
With kind regardas,
M.Mastnak
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18 JUL 19 by
jedmar
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Do you know the breeder code for 'Agnes Baltsa'? TAN....
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19 JUL 19 by
MMastnak
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Hello!
Tha breeder's code in not nown to me. The rose is marketed in Austria by Baumschule Starkl, A-3361 Aschbach.
Both names are Austrian (Opernball-Rose and Agnes Baltsa - an opera singer in Viennna). It might a cultivar for Austrian inland us or only a name for Austrian inland use.
This is a Czech source about the rose: http://ruze.wi.cz/cs/agnes-baltsa.html
It is a great cut rose because of a splended perfume.
With kind regards,
M. Mastnak
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