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Veronique Malouin

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PhotoPaul Transon (Rambler, Barbier, 1900) most recent 30 NOV 21 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 29 NOV 21 by HMF supporting member

Patricia Routley

Could this be ‘Edmond Proust’ and not ‘Paul Transon’?	REPLY

Reply #1 of 1 posted 30 NOV 21 by Veronique Malouin

This is from my former garden, and this was the only Wichurana rose I had, these hybrids are quite hard to find in Canada. It’s difficult to know for sure if the rose was correctly labeled by the nursery but I recall the blooms had a lot of variation in colour, from apricot pink fading to buff blush, almost white. The apple scent that was very different from all my other roses. The leafs were very shiny dark green, almost waxed. All the photos of this rose I uploaded here were taken the same year, same specimen. Hope this helps!

PhotoComte de Chambord - in commerce (possibly 'Mme Boll') most recent 31 MAR 12 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 30 MAR 12 by HMF supporting member

roselover

Hi, I am co editor of The Marin Rose, the newsletter for the Marin Rose Society in California. We would like permission to use your photo of Comte du Charbord and would give you photo credit as well as credit for helpmefind.com. Thanks in advance. Joan Goff	REPLY

Reply #1 of 1 posted 31 MAR 12 by Veronique Malouin

Hi, Yes you can use my photo. Is this newsletter electronic or print? Perhaps I can forward to you the original file with a better resolution. You can contact me directly here : vmalouin@gmail.com Best, Véronique	REPLY

GardenVeronique Malouin's Rose Garden most recent 26 MAY 08 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 26 MAY 08 by Veronique Malouin

Thanks everyone for your kind comments, unfortunately this garden do no longer exist. Hope to get a new antique rose garden someday. Merci à tous pour vos commentaires, malheureusement ce jardin n'existe plus. J'espère bien cultiver un nouveau jardin de roses anciennes bientôt. Véronique	REPLY

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Initial post 24 JAN 05 by Unregistered Guest

Dear HelpMeFind users, I'm going to have some old French Catalogues and wanted to know if you agree to add some Rose Description in French language in the References Section. Feel free to add your Comments on this. Chers Utilisateurs de HelpMeFind, Seriez-vous d'accord pour que l'on ajoute les descriptions de roses en français à partir des catalogues de l'époque ? Merci de laisser vos commentaires. A bientôt, AmiRoses

Reply #1 of 33 posted 25 JAN 05 by Josée Prud'homme

Reply #2 of 33 posted 25 JAN 05 by HMF supporting member

RoseBlush

Yes, we are more than willing to add this information in the references section and even some information in the notes section.

Our goal is to provide information that is useful to all users of the site. The database is always a work in progress to meet this goal.

Anything that is added to the references section should be sent to me at lyn@helpmefind.com following the format, as closely as possible that we are currently using for this feature.

If you have suggestions, we are would love to know about them and see if we can accomodate you and/or include them in the site. We want to continue improving the site for all users.

Smiles,

Lyn

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Reply #7 of 33 posted 25 JAN 05 by Veronique Malouin

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Reply #15 of 33 posted 25 JAN 05 by Arnold

Grande idée Amiroses. Votre apport sur HMF concernant les roses maintenues à l'Haÿ est déjà appréciée. HMF s'imposerait comme référence incontournable. ClairMatin That would be a great idea Amiroses. Your contributions on HMF about roses held at l'Haÿ-les-roses is already so valuable. HMF will confirm to be THE reference. Arnold	REPLY

Reply #16 of 33 posted 25 JAN 05 by Cathy

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Reply #27 of 33 posted 26 JAN 05 by Eglantyne

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Reply #29 of 33 posted 26 JAN 05 by HMF supporting member

AmiRoses

C'EST GAGNE! Merci de vos Réponses !!

Pour ceux qui veulent contribuer, voici la marche à suivre :

Envoyer un courriel à Lyn@helpmefind.com au format suivant :

1.Titre de l'ouvrage suivi de l'année de première publication
2.Type d'ouvrage (Catalogue, livre....)
3. Date d'édition et auteur
4. Reference: ( Numéro(s) de page décrivant cette rose )
5. Si possible entre crochets [] La traduction en Anglais de la description.

Exemple :

Titre: Catalogue Soupert & Notting 1936
Type: Catalog
Published: December 1969, by Soupert & Notting
Reference: Page(s) 6.

Madame Albert Barbier Hybride Remontant. Abricot et parfois rosé. [Hybrid Perpetual. Apricot and sometimes pinkish.]

Merci à tous et bonne contribution à la meilleure des Bases de données !!!
AmiRoses

Reply #30 of 33 posted 26 JAN 05 by Josée Prud'homme

Reply #31 of 33 posted 27 JAN 05 by HMF supporting member

RoseBlush

AmiRoses and all,

I am so excited about the response to this thread! Your enthusiasm is catching. I think I might have responded too quickly when AmiRose first posted her question. Before I get buried in 500,000 emails, let's look and see how we can make this happen without having to wait for programming changes.

At this time, the software limits access to the "References" tab on a rose page just to administrators. If you were to send the information directly to me as I first suggested, the data would be entered, but I would have to work the data entry process into my already full schedule. I certainly didn't expect this kind of response and thought I would only have to deal with a few roses.

However, the Q & C tab is programmed to accept posts from site users. Can I ask you to enter the information onto the Q & C tab and I will enter a comment in the "Notes" section of the main page telling users they can find a description of the rose in French by clicking the Q & C tab? Will this work for you? Oh, and could someone tell me what to say in French to direct users to the French rose description on the Q & C tab?

Smiles,

Lyn

Reply #32 of 33 posted 27 JAN 05 by HMF supporting member

AmiRoses

Petite rectification sur la marche a suivre.
Plutot que d'envoyer un courriel a Lyn,

1. Aller sur la page de la rose a decrire
2. Cliquer sur l'onglet Q&C, puis sur POST COMMENT
3. Coller votre texte.
4. Cliquer sur CONTINUE pour enregistrer.

Vous pouvez faire des rectifications en cliquant sur EDIT.

Lyn, the french text to put in the Notes is :

Description(s) de cette rose en Français dans l'onglet Q&C

Reply #33 of 33 posted 8 FEB 05 by Anonymous-797

Bonsoir Madame, Monsieur, En français, ce serait génial. Si vous décidez de le faire, j'apprécierais énormément. Merci à vous Mirkathou	REPLY