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22 JAN 08 by
BRUNOV
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IS IT MARIE PAVIE OU MARIE DALY (HER PINK SPORT) ?
OR A COULOR PROBLEME IN THE PICTURE ?
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19 JAN 08 by
BRUNOV
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In french version of Austin catalogue (2007-2008) Crocus == Emanuel
Same name in a danish on line catalogue :
"Emanuel (Crocus Rose)
Ausquest
Type Austin rose Højde 100 cm
Farve Hvid - cremehvid Duft Middel/stærk
100-125 cm. høj.
Lys abrikos, som senere falmer til cremefarvet.
Stor rosetformet blomst med dejlig te-rose duft .
Blomstrer fra juni til sent på efteråret.
Anvendes i bede, solitært og til afskæring.
Hed tidligere 'Crocus Rose'.
Forædlet af David Austin Roses"
So, Crocus rose aka Emanuel ?
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20 JAN 08 by
 Cass
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Yes! Modern Roses 12 shows EMANUEL as one of the synonyms of 'AUSquest.'
Now we have 'AUSuel' sold as EMANUEL® and 'AUSquest' sold as EMANUEL. What confusion!
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PhotoDiscussion id : 23-407
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7 JAN 08 by
BRUNOV
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the queen of roses. A rose gaden is not a rose garden when they are not there (our wives...).
but please, seweet Celeste (a name from heaven!) do not forget to tell us the name of
the (other) roses....
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Thank you for your comment. I am still working on this gallery of
photos and still adding pictures, but will be putting up names of
the roses soon. The rose in this photo with me is "Paul Neyron".
For photos of individual roses, I have an entire album that can
be accessed by searching for me under 'celestialrose' here on HMF.
All roses there are identified. Thank you for looking at my photos!
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30 DEC 07 by
BRUNOV
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superbe rose à bouquet vendue comme telle et assez difficile à bouturer. Elle aime la chaleur...
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