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'Madame Margottin' rose Reviews & Comments
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9 OCT 21 by
 scvirginia
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Why were the records for 'Mme Margottin' and 'Mlle Cécile Berthod' combined?
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#1 of 4 posted
10 OCT 21 by
HMF Admin
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This was done quite some time ago; we will need to research further and contact the support person involved.
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#2 of 4 posted
10 OCT 21 by
scvirginia
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It looks like the merge happened this year. I don't see anything in the notes, comments or references to explain it.
Thanks,
Virginia
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#3 of 4 posted
31 OCT 21 by
jedmar
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Plants were demerged after research. Thank you for the heads up!
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#4 of 4 posted
1 NOV 21 by
scvirginia
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Thanks for doing that. I hope you didn't need a headache remedy afterwards!
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7 AUG 09 by
Sandie Maclean
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The FLORAL MAGAZINE
By the REV. H. HONYWOOD DOMBRAIN,A. B.
Volume VI
1867
Plate 351
Tea Rose Madame Margottin
"When we were at Lyons last year, and enjoying a run through the
celebrated Rose gardens of that city, we were very much struck
with two tea-scented Roses in the possession of M. Guillot fils."
etc....
"Madame Margottin is a genuine tea-scented rose; as will be seen from the Plate,
a medium sized flower, of a delicate primrose-yellow colour, with a most lovely
peach-coloured tint in the centre petals.
The shape of the flower is good, and the substance of the petals is very firm, and,
as a consequence, the individual flowers are not as fugitive as in some of the Teas."
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