'Princesse Étienne de Croy' rose Reviews & Comments
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18 NOV 20 by
eihblin
How is this rose for vigour?
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29 JUN 17 by
Hamanasu
If Brent Dickerson's Old Rose Advisor vol 1 is correct, the parent of this should be listed as Mme Eugene Verdier the tea (from 1882), rather than the hybrid perpetual of the same name from 1875. The yellow/salmon base in the colour of the Princesse seems to confirm this is correct (ME Verdier the tea is yellow, unlike its hybrid perpetual namesake, which is simply pink, like the Princesse's other parent).
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30 JUN 17 by
Patricia Routley
Well spotted Hamanasu. Pollen parent is now shown as the tea.
2007 Old Roses: The Master List p534. Princesse Etienne de Croy (Ketten, 1898) T. 'Comtesse de Labarthe (T) x 'Mme. Eugene Verdier (T)
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