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'Echo' rose Reviews & Comments
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6 AUG 19 by
CybeRose
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It is important to note that there were two Polyanthas being distributed as "Baby Tausendschon".
1916 The Rose Annual
p104. Walter Easlea. Dwarf Polyantha Roses.
1909 Louise Walter or Baby Tausendschon (Tausendschon x Rosel Dach)
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#1 of 2 posted
7 AUG 19 by
 Patricia Routley
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Thank you Karl. I have added a synonym, so we now have:
Baby Tausendschön (polyantha, Walter 1909)
Baby Tausendschön (polyantha, Ludorf 1914)
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#2 of 2 posted
7 AUG 19 by
CybeRose
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Thanks, Patricia.
I'm of the opinion that 'Louise Walter' was the sport parent that eventually gave us 'Margo Koster' and all its kin. The 'Echo' I saw at the Heritage Rose Garden in San Jose just did not look at all like the Koster clan.
Karl
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13 FEB 19 by
Margaret Furness
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I think this must be an unstable sport. Three nurseries sent me what turned out to be Tausenschon, and of the two later plants I thought would stay small, one has reverted.
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18 OCT 14 by
Carlene Gerette
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This rose blooms constantly even in high temps. It started this year as a very small seedling and grown at a fast rate. It is a dependable bloomer and is now my favorite rose. Vigorous, healthy, no disease or pests. Beautiful blooms.
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