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'Aline Sisley' rose Reviews & Comments
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24 NOV
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The description of this rose matches Beales Monsieur Tillier and as both have been in L'Hay and Sangerhausan could have been mixed up. I am aware that Beales Monsieur Tillier is being equated to Marie Nabonnand but feel this is also a possibility.
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11 OCT 08 by
 kai-eric
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hi john,
where the monsieur tillier which you'r offering is coming from? does he matches marie nabonnand, or do you believe it might be another plant?
rewards
kai-eric
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'Aline Sisley' had purple flowers, was a bush and had flowers in the shape of a Centifolia, with a corresponding scent. [source : Guillot]
'Beales' M. Tillier' and 'Marie Nabonnand' are big climbers, with a flower much like an hybrid tea with a Damask scent.
Dominique Massad and I agree that 'Aline Sisley' and 'Beales' M. Tillier' are unlikely the same plant.
Whereas 'Marie Nabonnand' is a perfect match, specially after comparing the two plants 'in the flesh'.
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'Aline Sisley' has been created in 1869 and commercialised in 1874 by Jean Baptiste GUILLOT, the son
Aline Sisley was a daughter of Jean SISLEY, the secretary of "la societe des rosieristes lyonnais" in 1877
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Would you know where I can purchase this rose. I live in British Cloumbia, Canada
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