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'Prof. Alfred Dufour' rose Reviews & Comments
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15 DEC 13 by
andrewandsally
According to FG Cazzaniga's own notebook: Obtention date 1961; parentage Paprika x Coup de Foudre. The same page gives 1960 for Tiziana and 1962 for Nerone, whose parents are given as Chrysler Imperial x Haway (ie, I suppose, Boerner's Hawaii)
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#1 of 9 posted
15 DEC 13 by
HMF Admin
Thank you!
This is very much what HelpMeFind is about; a mutable resource collecting the knowledge of the rose community all over the world.
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#2 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Dufour Olivier
Hello, I search where I can buy some plants of rose Prof. Alfred Dufour? I'm his nephew and we will install them in a "historical familial garden" in Geneva, at the "Maison Dufour" (House of the Gen. GH Dufour).
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#3 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
andrewandsally
I very much doubt that this rose is currently available. Regrettably the Cazzaniga family does not maintain an "archive nursery". I suggest you write to Vivai Cazzaniga, Via della Repubblica 21, 20090 Vimodrone, MI, Italy to check.
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#4 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Dufour Olivier
Hello, Thank you for your message. I will write like you suggest to Vivai Cazzaniga. Do you think that the Mioprio gardens have some Prof. Alfred Dufour plants? I will search in Geneva too: In the "Roseraie de la Ville de Genève" (I have seen some Prof Alfred Dufour roses some years ago) and in the "Centre horticole de Lullier". Best regards
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#5 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Jay-Jay
Another way to try out: The nursery "De Bierkreek" in the Netherlands has a good connection and contact to the Garden in Italy, that grows this rose: Carla Fineschi Foundation Rose Garden http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=3.9861 And they might get the permission to propagate this rose for You. You might find "De Bierkreek" in the left column under Commercial and the "nurseries" button. Good luck with Your search.
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#6 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Dufour Olivier
Hello, Waoh, thank you, I will try this way too. Best regards
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#7 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Jay-Jay
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#8 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
andrewandsally
I think Jay-Jay's suggestion is good. Minoprio might have the rose - the breeder's eldest son taught there for some time - but I don't think they're equipped to supply cuttings. Still, it's worth trying.
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#9 of 9 posted
30 DEC 17 by
Dufour Olivier
Thank you andrewandsally and Jay-JKay. Have a nive and happy new year 2018.
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