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'Ernst Dörell' rose Reviews & Comments
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4 NOV 12 by
mtspace
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Since multiflora descendants range from micro-miniature through shrub to massive rambler in size, some hint of the size or habit of the plant might be useful.
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#1 of 5 posted
5 NOV 12 by
GoldenAge
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One of the references (Rosenlexikon) says it's a climber. I think the French reference, Catalogue des Rosiers de Ketten Frères, Luxembourg 1893/1894, says it's a very vigorous shrub.
Here is Vintage Gardens' description. They have it listed as a rambler (growth habit 1). More shrub-like climber than tree-gobbler?
http://www.vintagegardens.com/rose_content.aspx?cat_id=29&product_id=4938
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#2 of 5 posted
5 NOV 12 by
mtspace
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Thanks.
The drawing suggests a height of roughly 6' (200cm) and about 5' (150cm) wide, consistent with one of the photos I discovered here after writing the comment.
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#3 of 5 posted
5 NOV 12 by
GoldenAge
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It sounds like an interesting rose.
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#4 of 5 posted
5 NOV 12 by
mtspace
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I was smitten by Ute's photo of this rose. Delighted (but not very surprised) to see VG carries it.
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#5 of 5 posted
5 NOV 12 by
GoldenAge
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Agreed. That photo's fantastic.
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16 JAN 07 by
 jedmar
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Ernst Dörell and Ernst G. Dorell are the same rose. The correct name is Ernst G. Dörell.
A list of Geschwind's roses is in "Rosen-Almanach 1979-1980", ed. by Servais Lejeune, Lübeck 1980
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