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2 FEB 10 by
Canina
Hallo,
a beautiful picture! Who is the white rose in the foreground?
Thank you.
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This photo does not the description here of a double flower with 17-25 petals.
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#1 of 2 posted
15 JUN 09 by
Canina
You're right, this description does not match. Though the label which is attached to this plant in Sangerhausen says Brindis, Dot, 1962.
In "Climbing roses of the world" by Charles Quest-Ritson (2003, 247) Brindis is described as follows: "'Brindis' has small clusters of scentless, single flowers. They measure 5-6 cm across and are crimson with a white center". So maybe the description on hmf is wrong? Are there any further sources?
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#2 of 2 posted
15 JUN 09 by
jedmar
The description in HMF was incorrect. The reference says single flowers.
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