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Dorothea Jungen 
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The rose „Kleiner Alfred“ (Little Alfred) was named after Peter and Leonie‘s first son. It seems a little bit strange to me, that Peter Lambert named a rose after his bride, bred with a rose introduced some years later, named after his baby.
I prefer the first parents as reported in Journal des Roses 1899, Aglaia X (Mignonette x Sh. Hibberd)
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It seems more logical. I have changed the pollen parent from 'Kleiner Alfred' 1904 to (Mignonette 1875 x Shirley Hibberd 1874).
Thank you Dorothea.
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Obtenteur P. Lambert; Propagateur, Mûller Langour,
This message saß, that P. Lambert is the breeder and Mr. Müller introduced the rose into commerce.
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Thank you Dorothea. Corrected.
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Rosenforum - German Rose-Forum
The adress ist not longer available. If you mean the Forum of the Gesellschaft Deutscher Rosenfreunde, the German Rose Society, the link is now:
http://www.grf-online.de/Forum/
Dorothea
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Initial post
8 FEB 11 by
jedmar
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Dorothea, Jäger describes 'Catharina Klein' as pink. What does the Rosen-zeitung of 1930 state?
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The Rosen-Zeitung says, the colour is intensive bright pink, and adds, that the rose may be a well successor of La France and Caroline Testout. I suppose, it might be of a similar colour.
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8 FEB 11 by
jedmar
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The rose in Sangerhausen is then surely incorrect.
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I will check it in summer.
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