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5 JUN 08 by
 jedmar
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It is possible that your photo of 'Seagull' is the only correct one here. Can you tell us more about your rose? How large are the blooms? Any fragrance, prickles?
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Thanks for you e-mail. I was waiting to receive one to talk about my ‘Seagull´.
Peter Beales said: ‘Seagull’ (rambler) is a very vigorous scrambler, large clusters of single pure white flowers with pronounced golden stamens. 1907. This is the description of my rose. No fragrance.
David Austin said: ‘Seagull’ and ‘Rambling Rector’ are identical and they are supplying both under the name ‘Rambling Rector’ (multiflora) strong, dense twiggy growth smothered with small creamy-white semi-double flowers. Delicious fragrance. The report of ‘Rambling Rector’ for Peter Beales is very similar to this.
I personally agree with Peter Beales, and I think that my rose is ´Seagull’
Rose greetings
Amanda
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8 JUN 08 by
jedmar
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Thank you. I agree that your 'Seagull' corresponds best to the description. We would appreciate additional photos. Also maybe of the foliage, canes etc. What is the origin of your plant? Beales?
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I just upload five photos of 'Seagull' sold in Argentina under that name. What do you think about our rose?
Best regards
Cristina Macleod
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