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Recent Questions, Answers and Comments
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Initial post
today by
MottisfontNT
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Rose Listing Omission
Rosa 'Joan Taylor'
Modern Shrub Rose
Named after Joan Taylor who helped do a lot of the propagation at Mottisfont.
Date of origin unknown.
Garden found at Mottisfont
Flower single white with hints of pink, few prickles. Medium sized shrub with semi-glossy leaves.
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Initial post
today by
 Margaret Furness
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The Lolita sold by Reliable Roses is probably the 1972 Kordes rose, which reached Australia. We haven't found a record of the earlier one reaching Australia.
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Initial post
18 APR 20 by
Kim Rupert
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, From a Face Book post made today (April 18, 2020) the breeder commented that this was bred from Eyes for You.
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#1 of 2 posted
yesterday by
Plazbo
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just to add to this
parentage would be 04-2 x Eyes For You
based on comments Jim has made on his facebook
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#2 of 2 posted
yesterday by
Kim Rupert
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Initial post
yesterday by
PatProfessor
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US Patent 4671, gives the inventor as Georges Delbard and the parentage as: [('Holstein' x 'Bayadere') x 'Prelude'] x 'St. Exupery.
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#1 of 1 posted
yesterday by
jedmar
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Corrected parentage. Regarding breeder, early reference attributes it to Delbard-Chabert. In patents it is often the owner of the company who is mentioned as the inventor, not the actual breeder. In this patent it is stated that Georges Delbard "propagated" the rose. See also many patents of Kordes, Meilland, Tantau for similar "inventors" who were not the breeder.
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