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other sources for the Gallica "Ma plus Belle" are: Wilhelm Keller: Verzeichniss und kurze Beschreibung der grossen Rosen-Sammlung des Kaufmanns Wilhelm Keller in Duisburg am Rhein, 1833 page 36, Nr. 536 ""Meine Schönste" medium, purple-brown velvet
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C. Nickels: Cultur, Benennung und Beschreibung der Rosen. Viertes unf fünftes Heft. Pressburg 1845 page 102: "Ma plus Belle" splendid, fragrant. corolla: crimson with darker shadows, velvet, hardly 2 Zoll (5,5 - 6 cm), full, flat
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Thanks Marita. Added the Nickels reference. Perhaps Jedmar might add the Keller one?
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20 NOV 15 by
jedmar
Sehr schöner Fund! Gibt es noch mehr?
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Ja, noch einige. Ich muss schaun welche davon bei hmf gelistet sind. Diese hier hat mich interessiert weil ich eine Fundrose habe die ihr sehr ähnelt aber nur einmal blüht.
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Last year I visited the castle of Burghausen. There I found a portrait of a man called "Hans Hoffer", painted 1485. He holds a flower in his hand, definitely Rosa x alba Maxima. I would like to add this picture to the references of Rosa x alba Maxima. How can I manage it. Kind regards
Marita
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It is not possible to add a photo to the references. You need to open up the Maxima file and add the picture there to the photos. Include all important information about the picture to the description of your photo.
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I'm absolutely sure, that this rose is no centifolia. Onni belongs to the section Cinnamomeae. Typical attributes are the foliage and the red canes. In the Rosegarden of Trostberg, Onni stands next to Rosa majalis. Especially in wintertimes you can see the close relationship of this two roses.
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I absolutely agree. Isn't it possible to correct the description?
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Centifolia deleted, replaced with species cross. Is that OK?
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24 OCT 14 by
jedmar
Yes, but Oulujoen Taimisto lists it as a Centifolia
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Yes I know. But I guess they only do cause of the full flowers.
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