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Green Rose,
This rose, as grown at the Heritage Rose Garden & my yard (both in San Jose, CA) produces flowers with a pleasing spicy scent as opposed to the listing here that says "No Fragrance"
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Beautiful, David! Thank you! The fragrance of that flower I can almost smell from the photo! I loved the nearly thornless character of the plant when I grew it years ago. I'm glad it's still around there. It deserves to be MUCH more widely grown! Kim
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Hi,
Glad you liked it. I do have a large repository to take pictures at. LOL. Many, as you know, are rare or one of a kind. If you would like something from us please don't hesitate to ask. We have a new propagation house & we will put it to use this spring
David
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This rose is definitely not 'Ellen Poulsen', it could be 'Karen Poulsen' though, which is a single petalled rose from the same breeder.
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I agree. I grow Karen Poulsen and am familiar with Ellen P.
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Possibly it was mislabeled in the garden ? Hopefully we'll hear from the photographer.
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I have several other Ellen Poulsen pictures and, after looking back at them, I have to say that this picture was posted by mistake. I will have to wait until spring bloom to see what is planted around Ellen then make a more accutate ID.
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For now it probably would be best to remove the photo.
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21 MAR 10 by
 Cass
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Okay, David. You made up that name, right? Fracas?
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Cass,
LOL, NO. In the old catalog (2005) for the Heritage, its listed: "Fracas Plot" (=Archduke Charles?) Ch nr (found sutter Hill Cem)
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