'Lila Vidri' rose Reviews & Comments
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28 DEC 06 by
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Am I right in thinking that because this rose is not patented ("came to them from a collector who had brought it in from Europe many years before"), it can be propagated for friends? - What I'm really hoping is that someone with a plant of Leila Verde will pop up to offer me cuttings, since I can't find a vendor for it!
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I gave Arenas Roses the same information years ago. Whoever Arenas got the budwood from insisted that it was not Lila Vidri. I believe it is quite likely Lila Vidri.
This is another example of how things get confused in commerce. The original name should be restored and Dot given credit as hybridizer.
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15 DEC 08 by
 Cass
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Yes, this is being shown shown in Modern Roses 12 database as a synonym of the Simon Dot HT, 'Lila Vidri' 1959. Thanks for the information.
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I'm glad someone had the fortitude to put that one to rest. Thanks Cass.
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