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Rose Listing Omission
St. Igbert
St. Igbert, hybrid perpetual by Lambert 1926
Seen at Sangerhausen 23Jun2023
I have 2 photos, one of a bloom and another of the label
richarddee
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This rose is listed as St. Ingbert.
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Off on a tangent: I looked up St Ingbert and could only find a town - the nearest saint seems to be Engelbert.
A French academic Jacques Merceron published his research on saints who never existed, and the book, 'Saints imaginaires et facétieux', became a best-seller. (I don't know if St Ingbert is mentioned in it.)
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#3 of 7 posted
3 JUL by
jedmar
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The name is certainly due to the town, which is not far (86 km) from Lambert's nursery in Trier. The town was named after a Saint Ingobertus, who apparently lived at the end of the 6th century. As you mention, he is not an officially recognized saint of the church.
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#5 of 7 posted
3 JUL by
jedmar
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All on Wikipedia! :)
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For some reason, Wiki only gives me English-language information! It must guess I have no German, apart from what you acquire by growing up in South Australia.
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#7 of 7 posted
3 JUL by
jedmar
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I see a search filter on the top right of Google main page which lets me choose between only German or all languages.
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Rose Listing Omission
Bolšaâ lûbov
V.N. Klimenko, Hybrid Tea, at Sangerhausen Europa Rosarium
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#1 of 1 posted
25 JUN by
jedmar
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This is listed as 'Bolshaja Ljubov'
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