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'Amanda ®' rose Reviews & Comments
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26 FEB 16 by
 Michael Garhart
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Rise n Shine came out in 1977, in USA. This version of Amanda came out in 1979, in Europe. I think the Rise n Shine lineage is for the USA version from Saville, who typically used both Rise n Shine and Sheri Anne.
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27 FEB 16 by
Patricia Routley
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Yep. I think we're straight now.
Red Ace (miniature, De Ruiter, 1979) Parentage: Scarletta × Seedling
Red Ace (miniature, Saville, 1980) parentage: Rise n Shine x Sheri Anne
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2 MAR 15 by
Michael Garhart
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The lineage given is for the Saville miniature and not for the European invention.
This whole 'Amanda' name business should be cleared up with some contact to various breeders. I think the same, too, for 'Belinda' in more modern hybrids.
But, effort.... lol.
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20 MAR 08 by
Michael Garhart
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Botanica's Roses (book) says Scarletta x seedling as well as Eyewitness Garden Handbooks: Roses saying the same thing.
The European 'Red Ace' and the American 'Red Ace' are clearly two different, yet similar roses with different backgrounds.
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