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'Bianca Mutabilis' rose Reviews & Comments
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This variety sold by Peter Beales is not the rose found at Bermuda by Helga Brichet
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Thank you Sergio.
It looks like there may be two ‘Yellow Mutabilis’. Can you clarify please. Refer references.
Is the one found by Helga Brichet in 1999 the 'Yellow Mutabilis', a sport of 'Mutabilis' discovered in the Bermuda garden of Jean Watson.
Did Peter Beales breed the ‘Yellow Mutabilis (syn Beayel) that he introduced in 2010.
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Hello Patricia
References : Helga Brichet . Helga is a dear friend of mine and we spoke about this question.
I receveid Bermuda's Yellow mutabilis from Helga.
She found this variety at flower exhibition in Bermuda.
Is not the same as the variety of this name sold by Peter Beales.
You can see photos in my web site www.saorrosa.it
Thanks a lot sergio
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#2 of 4 posted
27 JAN 14 by
 jedmar
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What about the 'Bianca Mutabilis' sold by La Campanella? Is that the Brichet-rose?
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No is not the same rose found by Helga Brichet. I seen that rose and probably is it Mutabilis xr. Moschata
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This rose was discovered by Helga Brichet in1997/1998 in a group of Mutabilis while she was judging at a rose show in Bermuda
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Mutabilis produces similar looking seedlings when allowed to self pollinate.
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And it produces hips very freely indeed, at least in my garden.
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#3 of 5 posted
31 OCT 09 by
Cass
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Thanks. I've corrected the HMF listing.
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#4 of 5 posted
9 JAN 13 by
mmanners
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This rose is a sport of 'Mutabilis', not a seedling.
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#5 of 5 posted
10 JAN 13 by
jedmar
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I hope it is stable. I can not wait to get this rose. Come on Spring 2013!
Two just arrived at my door 10/23/13
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