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'Reina Elisenda' rose Reviews & Comments
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22 OCT 21 by
 goncmg
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Despite my love for the mid-century varieties and love for orange and orange-red in particular, I never even saw this rose in person until I started growing it in Florida in 2019. Really happily surprised/on the cusp of shocked to see how clear and bright and truly orange the color is! This IS the one that introduced the color gene! Health is vastly better than I expected, too. Vigor is excellent---wide AND tall. And back in the 70's was reclassified as a GR for a few years and could have stayed in that class for sure. Maybe I had low expectations for this one and my near rave review is overstated. All I can saw is this one is one of my best here on the beach in NE Florida.
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27 DEC 20 by
Cambridgelad
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Introduced in the UK by the Wheatcroft Brothers
NRS Annual 1951 p72
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23 APR 15 by
Krimrose
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Nezhenka, Nejenka orig. Неженка ist nicht identisch mit Kordes´Sondermeldung.
Ist ein Sämling von KSM V.N. Klimenko 1955
Bluten amarant-rosa, schalenförmig, gros- bis 10 cm, gefüllt - 57 Pet., duftend. Belaubung d.grün, glänzend.
Quelle: Rozy, Kratkie itogi introdukcii, Moskau 1972, S.165
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28 APR 15 by
Patricia Routley
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Thank you very much Krimrose.
It appears the translator of the 1969 reference made an error, but translations are fraught with error.
Before making these alterations, may I check my computer's translation please.
'Nejenka'. (parentage: 'Turke's Rugosa Samling' x 'Kordes Sondermeldung').
Amaranth pink. cupped, 10cm bloom. 57 petals. fragrant. foliage dark green, shiny.
Bred 1955 by Klimenko.
Introduced Kratkie, Moscow, 1972.
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#2 of 3 posted
28 APR 15 by
Krimrose
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'Nejenka'. (parentage: 'Turke's Rugosa Samling' ?x 'Kordes Sondermeldung').
I can´t confirm this parentage, my reference book says just seedling of Kordes´Sondermeldung
Amaranth pink. cupped, 10cm bloom. 57 petals. fragrant. foliage dark green, shiny.
Bred 1955 by Klimenko.
OK
Introduced Bot.garden Nikita, Crimea, UdSSR
Reference: (Translit. ISO9) Bylov V.N., Ŝtan´ko I.I, Ûdinceva Ê.V., Mihajlov N.L.; Rozy, Kratkiê itogi introdukcii ; Moskva 1972 (Roses Summary of introduction)
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#3 of 3 posted
30 APR 15 by
Patricia Routley
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We've deleted the incorrect translation of 'Nezhenka' out of 'Kordes' Sondermeldung' and find we had the correct 'Nejenka' file all along. All seems OK now. Thanks for your insight Krimrose.
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