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'Himmelsauge' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 97-186
most recent 30 JAN 17
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30 JAN 17
by
Andrew from Dolton
This rose looks very similar to the rose I grow that I thought was 'Russelliana'
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30 JAN 17
by
jedmar
Yes, Erich Unmuth believes the original 'Himmelsauge' is lost and the rose in commerce is 'Russelliana'.
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