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Is there any way that you could have the page you are looking at go back to the place you were at before you clicked on a specific rose to view? The way it is now I keep having to continuously scroll down to get to the next rose as I go back to the list to see the next rose listed. Takes way too long. Not user friendly. I know other websites have this ability.
I am looking at this page and want to see every rose listed.
http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?order=2&aliases%5B%27ncb%27%5D=0&sbList=CONTINUE&lstgID=3604&tab=2
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What a great photo. What a great rose.
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#1 of 1 posted
6 DEC 07 by
 zuzu
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Thanks, Kelley. It blooms almost constantly in nice clusters.
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I think you have a typo here. 'Guiseppe Motta' should be 'Giuseppe Motta'
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7 NOV 07 by
Cass
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Hi, Kelley. Thanks for taking the time to mention this. Do you have a reference for the spelling you suggest? 'Guiseppe Motta' is the spelling shown in Modern Roses XI and 12. I will check with a knowledgeable Swiss rosarian to see if he has any better information.
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I received a rose labeled as Giuseppe Motta which made me look it up. Then in trying to figure out the correct spelling since HMF had it written Gui, I found that the rose was named after Giuseppe Motta, spelled Giu. I assume since it was named after him, it would be spelled as he spelled his hame.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giuseppe_Motta
Other than that, I have no clue.
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Kelley,
Thanks ! We've made this change but could you provide a reference for us ?
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A reference with the rose name spelled that way? I have none. I only have the correct spelling of the man's name whom the rose was named after.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giuseppe_Motta
Also if you look at your own page down towards the bottom, it also spells his name Giu.
Thanks
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That works!
Thanks Kelley.
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PhotoDiscussion id : 21-972
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Under wrong Sir Lancelot. Very wrong color
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