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'Andenken an Vater Lambert' rose Reviews & Comments
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28 DEC 06 by
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Peter Lambert lists this rose in his sales catalogue as a Hybrid Tea: Papa Lambert (P. Lambert 1899) pure pink, chalice form, very large, double, very fragrant, floriferous, for Forcing (White Lady x Marie Baumann) The rose can be found in Sangerhausen. |
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#1 of 6 posted
31 DEC 06 by
 Cass
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I've updated HMF. Thanks.
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#2 of 6 posted
3 JAN 07 by
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White Lady mentioned by Lambert cannot be the White Lady of Mühle (1927) which is later than Papa Lambert. I have found following information on a different White Lady; Simon/Cochet, "Nomenclature de tous les Mon de Roses", Metz 1899: White Lady HT W. Paul 1889 white Cochet-Cochet/S.Mottet, "Les Rosiers", Paris 1909: Hybrid Teas "White Lady, fl. très gr., globuleuse, blanc crème, pousse peu" (very large flowers, globular, creamwhite, slow growth) |
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#3 of 6 posted
14 JAN 07 by
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Here is another reference to Paul's White Lady:
"White Lady; 1890; creamy-white; vigorous, early-blooming"
Source: "Roses and Their Cultivation", T.W. Sanders, London 1915
A separate entry is needed.
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#4 of 6 posted
14 JAN 07 by
Cass
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Muhle's HT came into commerce as Dame Blanche. Paul's White Lady is also in Modern Roses but is missing from HMF. These references will be added. Thanks.
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#5 of 6 posted
14 JAN 07 by
Cass
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Is Nomenclature de Tous Les Noms de Roses a publication repeated periodically? Somehow HMF has a publication date of 2006, and I can't tell if it is a republication or if 2006 was entered by default. Thanks.
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#6 of 6 posted
15 JAN 07 by
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There was a 2. edition from 1906, which is mentioned in the Bibliography of the Old Rose Advisor of Dickerson. That is all as far as I know. The date of 2006 must be an error and I do not know of a reprint.
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