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Daniel Alm
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Initial post 13 APR 17 by Daniel Alm
Despite the "buy from" tab, Bibi Maizoon is no longer commercially available in the USA. I used to grow this rose when it first came out, but left it behind after several house moves. I have been searching for a replacement for many years now without success. If anyone is willing to share cuttings please contact me.
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Reply #1 of 3 posted 14 APR 17 by Nastarana
Have you tried contacting the nurseries who used to grow it on the off chance that they might still have mother plants?
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Reply #2 of 3 posted 14 APR 17 by Daniel Alm
Yes, I've already contacted the nurseries but to no avail. It is out of circulation, the only plants left are in people's gardens.
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Reply #3 of 3 posted 3 FEB 23 by WillametteRose
If you are still looking for this rose, Peter Schneider at Freedom Gardens offers it for custom propogation, I believe
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most recent 6 SEP 22 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 5 FEB 20 by Daniel Alm
How is this rose different from Emily Brontë? Anyways, Eustacia Vye & Gabriel Oak are scheduled for 2021 USA introduction. Unfortunately, it looks like Dame Judi Dench will soon be dropped from the catalog.
~Benaminh
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 6 SEP 22 by SarahinLuton
Apologies if the question was rhetorical, but they have quite different colouring in real life. Eustacia has some deep pink and deep apricot tones, while Emily is always on the milder side, fading to cream or white. Emily blooms more continuously and has firm, long-lasting, upwards-facing blooms. Eustacia's blooms are flimsier and she shatters much more quickly. Emily is much the taller already after only a couple of months in this garden.
Similarities: both are extremely beautiful and have heavenly scents. I would not want to part with either of them.
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Initial post 4 JUL 22 by Daniel Alm
This is the Meilland rose.
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Initial post 4 JUL 22 by Daniel Alm
This is the Meilland rose.
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