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According to Mr. Jens Krüger (from Rosen Tantau) 'White Noblesse' (Tanequa) was introduced in 1992 and is likely to be a sport of 'Noblesse' (Tanselbon, 1989).
'White Noblesse' (Tanequa, 1992): Hybrid Tea/ Florist Rose. Sport of 'Noblesse' (Tanselbon, 1989).
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I recently saw 'Black Boy' from Swane's Nursery at a local Bunnings store in Sydney and the blooms at the time did look like the early catalogue photos, so I thought it might be the correct variety. I would have considered buying one to try out but unfortunately all the specimens of it were very obviously affected by mosaic virus, which was a pity.
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Since you saw it, may I suggest that you notify Swane's about the mosaic? Presumably they did the propagating. However, I have seen mosaic on a Bunning's rose, which I guess was from a backyard propagator - it was on R Indica major, which most nurseries in Australia haven't used for decades.
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 jedmar
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We are not sure whether this is really distinct from 'Black Baccara'. It is not available at the German and Austrian sites listing it.
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Available from - High Country Roses
www.highcountryroses.com
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