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Recent Member Comments, Questions and Answers
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25 JUL by
 Usami
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The photos don't really look "deep" yellow at all. Seeing how these comments here also make mention of the shade bein pale, would that be something worth correcting in the description?
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#1 of 1 posted
26 JUL by
Lee H.
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I think our perception of “deep yellow” in a rose shifted with the advent of Pernetianas (around 1910).
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9 JUL 07 by
Carlene Gerette
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I don't know why this rose isn't planted more widely - it is a very beautiful rose, it looks similar to a hybrid tea in shape, it is very vigorous and extremely healthy. The cut flowers are a lovely yellow.
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26 JUL by
jedmar
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The descriptions are based on early references. It is possible that 'Amazone' in commerce is not the original rose.
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25 JUL by
a_carl76
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There appears to be another florist rose by NIPR called Alter Ego (designation listed as Manchandy) from around 2019. The individual petals are the opposite of this one - inner side of the petals are lighter pink with orange shading while the outer side of the petal is darker (same affect as About Face). The bloom as a whole of the has lighter petals on the inside and darker petals on the outside when almost open.
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#1 of 2 posted
25 JUL by
a_carl76
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Sources for possible other version of Alter Ego:
nirpinternational.com/en/cut-rose/10/ALTEREGO
tengbenyueji.com/shrubroses/13079.html
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#2 of 2 posted
26 JUL by
jedmar
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Initial post
26 JUL by
Coffee Rose lover
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Available from - Ross Roses
https://rossroses.com.au/
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