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6 days ago by
Lee H.
I discovered that Harry Wheatcroft made an appearance on the US game show “What’s My Line” on Mar. 12, 1961. Easily found on YouTube.
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There should be a new entry for rose, which should be called R. Banksiae “Fragrant Snowflake,” that Dr Basye created but wasn’t put here on helpmefind. In “Rose Rustlers,” by Greg Grant and William C. Welch, they quote from Dr. Basye saying:
‘This kindly old gentleman [Domenico Aicardi], then in his upper seventies, responded by sending me a generous handful of banksiae seeds, which must have taken him several hours to extract from the very small hips of banksiae. I have never forgotten his generosity.’
Then Grant and Welch wrote:
“Starting in 1969 […] Dr. Basye went on to use one of these new single thornless white banksias to produce his 85-04 ‘‘Thornless Fortuniana' rootstock, which he bred in 1984.
“I took cuttings of Dr. Basye's single white banksia with me as a historical curiosity and later planted it in my garden in Arcadia. Though not as showy as the double white Lady Banks, it is the most fragrant rose I've ever grown. [[…] I later named Dr. Basye's seedling 'Fragrant Snowflake and also sold it at our SFA Gardens plant sales.”
The single banks rose in commerce could be from Dr. Basye I think.
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I query the "United Kingdom" location for Dailledouze. I show Dailledouze Bros. in Brooklyn, NY, at this time (see any of various Florist's publications).
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31 MAR by
jedmar
Corrected, thank you! We have a listing of an 1828 catalogue of Jean-Pierre et Jacques Dailledouze frères, propriétaires pépiniéristes au Petit Saconnex, près Genève en Suisse.
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The generation between the Dailledouze frères of Geneva and the Dailledouze Bros. of Brooklyn would doubtless be Geneva-born John Dailledouze, father of the Bros. of Brooklyn. See pic I'm posting.
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R. Tepelmann, a rector of Ratzeburg and rosarian, wrote the 1890 Rosennamen-Dolmetscher, "A guide through the maze of foreign rose names, containing the corrected spelling, exact pronunciation and translation of over 2,400 foreign rose names."
Lengthy remarks by Hugo Tepelmann on Tepelmann both father and son at Rosen-Zeitung, vol. 36, 1921, p. 78ff.
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26 MAR by
jedmar
Breeder Rudolf Tepelmann added, thank you!
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