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Initial post 13 days ago by Ericchn
Should be Meiclicel : meilland.com/en/catalogue/purple-perfumella-meiclicel-meilland-jardin-parfum/
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Reply #1 of 7 posted 13 days ago by jedmar
It was at Monza as Medicellie. See:
www.airosa.it/concorso/2005/concorso2005.htm

Also:
www.dreamstime.com/photos-images/rose-meicellie.html

The note for Meiclicel says:
Meilland sells MEIclicel as 'Greffe de Vie' as a garden rose, and 'Purple Perfumella' when a cut rose.

Has Meilland changed the varietal name from 2005 to 2008?
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Reply #2 of 7 posted 13 days ago by Ericchn
Maybe. I shall try contacting Meilland for clarification.
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Reply #3 of 7 posted 13 days ago by jedmar
Can you please also ask about 'Belles Rives'? See this info from 2017:

parfumflowercompany.com/insights/name-change-rose-greffe-de-vie-belles-rives/

We had 'Belles Rives' as a name for MEIzolnil. According to this, it is 'Greffe de Vie' (MEIclicel?)
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Reply #4 of 7 posted 13 days ago by Ericchn
I know about this. The trade mark Belles Rives is used both for Meizolnil (for garden) and for Meiclicel (for cut flowers). Similar to the case of Jeanne Moreau, which is used for Meidiaphaz for the garden and Meicalanq for cut flowers.
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Reply #5 of 7 posted 13 days ago by jedmar
Thank you for the clarification!
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Reply #6 of 7 posted 9 days ago by Alain Meilland
Hi all,

Meicellie is not a varietal name of any Meilland variety. It might be (again) a mistake of a rose trial. Maybe Monza as it is the only reference to this :

www.airosa.it/concorso/2005/concorso2005.htm

For the other website as reference, it is an amateur photographer that might have taken the name in Monza. See all other pictures, he was in Italy at that time.

www.dreamstime.com/xiaoma-latest-stock-photos?pg=2

The PBR has always be only Meiclicel for this variety.

About trademarks :

GREFFE DE VIE (Grafting life) was a charity operation in France done by MEILLAND RICHARDIER with the family of Gregory Lemarchal which died of cystic fibrosis at 23 years old in April 2007.

As the operation stopped, the variety was slowly taken down from production.

But a second life in Kenya as a cut flower came to be, and they choose the trademark Purple PERFUMELLA®.

After this, in 2018, we were developing the concept of Bal Meilland with the 5* hotel Belles Rives in Antibes, France and choosing Meizolnil to be named BELLES RIVES®, we decided to rename also Meiclicel BELLES RIVES®, as the Bal Meilland was mostly an event of cut flower presentation.

yesicannes.com/fr/bal-meilland-belles-rives-la-vie-en-roses-59335

Hope it is clear
Matthias
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Reply #7 of 7 posted 9 days ago by jedmar
Thank you for the clarification. Listings merged.
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Initial post 9 days ago by Alain Meilland
Hi HMF,

VIN-819 is the code for International Rose Trials of the variety VLR001 trademark Chinook Sunrise which is already an entry of HMF.

www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.83058

Cheers
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 9 days ago by jedmar
Listings merged, thank you!
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most recent 4 FEB SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 6 OCT 22 by Alain Meilland
Dear HMF,

AM668 is now AUDREY FLEUROT® Meicatess

So far, only available in Europe ;)

Matthias
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Reply #1 of 15 posted 6 OCT 22 by jedmar
Thank you, Matthias!
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Reply #2 of 15 posted 22 MAR 23 by Mike_Fitts
Hoping it makes its way to America. Beautiful rose!
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Reply #3 of 15 posted 9 JAN 24 by TaysDragon
This is now available in the USA from Menagerie Farm & Flower in the USA as Loves Me, Loves Me Not™.
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Reply #4 of 15 posted 9 JAN 24 by Mike_Fitts
Thanks for letting me know
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Reply #5 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by Patricia Routley
Taysdragon, do you have a label please, or website that links MEIcatess with ‘Loves Me, Loves Me Not’.
Thanks.
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Reply #6 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by jedmar
Same photo as on Meilland's website
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Reply #7 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by Patricia Routley
Aha - thanks Jedmar.
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Reply #8 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by Alain Meilland
hello HMF,

Using the same picture doesn't mean it is the same variety. Couple of example :

1) A close up picture of Baipeace can be use for Baipeacesar (climbing mutation, but flower is similare)

2) Another was the mistake by Barni of using the picture of ARTHUR RIMBAUD® Meihylvol for their variety 'Serenata' (no varietal name).

But I confirm that Meicatess is now sold in US by Menagerie Farm & Flower under the trademark 'Loves Me, Loves Me Not™'

Matthias
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Reply #9 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by jedmar
Thank you for the confirmation, Matthias!
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Reply #10 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by Mike_Fitts
Thank you for confirming this Matthias!
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Reply #11 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by TaysDragon
Thank you very much, Matthias!
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Reply #12 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by TaysDragon
'Meicatess' is listed in the details section on Menagerie Farm & Flower Loves Me, Loves Me Not™ page. I should have included that information earlier. Sorry about that. For some reason, HMF will not allow me to add a direct link to that webpage.
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Reply #13 of 15 posted 10 JAN 24 by Patricia Routley
Thanks TaysDragon. I hadn’t opened the ‘details’ section- should have looked harder.
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Reply #14 of 15 posted 12 JAN 24 by Ericchn
The link should begin directly with www in order to be seen.
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Reply #15 of 15 posted 4 FEB by Benaminh
New for my region in 2024. Label from local nursery in Northern California.
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most recent 4 SEP SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 27 AUG by Alain Meilland
hi hmf,

the tradename for Swirtzerland is FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins for MEIariba

Thanks
Matthias Meilland
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Reply #1 of 7 posted 27 AUG by jedmar
Matthias, it is not in trade in Switzerland, and the local press (and Facebook) calls it 'Merveille de Givrins' without the "Friendly". Still, the synonym is added.
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Reply #2 of 7 posted 28 AUG by Alain Meilland
Well it is rarely in trade prior to the introduction ;) and it is in the process of licensing Switzerland producers under the tradename FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins. The press must have made a mistake as I was clear during the event that you participate with me ;)

This is similar to Meinatope which is called in Switzerland FRIENDLY® Christina Meylan ;)
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Reply #3 of 7 posted 29 AUG by jedmar
Matthias, yes, I was there, but it seems only you were talking about FRIENDLY. Anyway, HMF usually has different spellings so that members can find a rose. When FRIENDLY roses are commercialized in Switzerland, then the nurseries should have the full trade name in their catalogues and HMF will link the nursery listings accordingly. However, the R sign after the "family" name Friendly creates a problem. The name shown in the nursery listing is only Friendly. See 'Friendly R Christine Meylan. The software is geared towards having the R and TM signs at the end of the name.
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Reply #4 of 7 posted 3 SEP by Alain Meilland
I'm still amaze by the fact that breeders cannot correct as he intent his creation to be named on HMF, even if you claim it is possible and easy during our meetings at the WFRS breeders' club.

You are saying : "it seems only you were talking about FRIENDLY" ... Who am I ? What other "proof" do you need than the person representing the breeding house that told you knowingly during the event that the full name for Switzerland is FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins ?

so please, and for the 3rd time, have it corrected so people can get true informations and not hearsay or misunderstanding by facebook publications and "local press", thanks.

Also : "Baptised as 'FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins' on August 11, 2024 at Givrins, Switzerland, in the context of the Youth Meeting of the Canton of Vaud."

Matthias
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Reply #5 of 7 posted 3 SEP by jedmar
I am sorry Matthias, it is not a matter of correction: The FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins name has been added, but we will keep the 'Merveille de Givrins' as this is how press in Suisse Romande (La Côte, Le Temps) is reporting:

"Ce dimanche, une nouvelle variété de rose sera officiellement baptisée «Merveille de Givrins» sous la cantine de la Cantonale."
"La Cantonale des Jeunesses restera dans l’histoire de la région, mais aussi dans les livres de botanique. Ce dimanche, une nouvelle variété de rose sera baptisée Merveille de Givrins à l’occasion du repas officiel du Rallye de Syndic."
"Produite dans le sud de la France, la Merveille de Givrins sera également commercialisée en Suisse."

On Instagram: "La Merveille de Givrins ???? Une Rose qui porte le nom du village où se déroule actuellement la @cantonale_2024_givrins"

On Facebook: "Je vous présente la "Merveille de Givrins"
"Le 11 août, à eu lieu du premier Rallye des Syndics du Canton de Vaud, une magnifique rose de la maison @rosesmeilland international, à été baptisé au nom de "MERVEILLE DE GIVRINS".
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Reply #6 of 7 posted 4 SEP by Alain Meilland
"HMF usually has different spellings so that members can find a rose"
So you knowingly use a name that will not be on the market because 2 newspapers and 2 Social accounts made a mistake vs. the breeding house telling you (again and again) what tradename it will be ?
Nice... ????
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Reply #7 of 7 posted 4 SEP by jedmar
We list various variants of a name as found in publications. You can ascertain this yourself by checking listings of other roses. See e.g. RADwhite: Synonyms listed are Knock Out White ®, Rosa White Out ™, White Knock Out ®, White Out. All these forms have been used by publications or nurseries. They are listed in order to enable successful searching by Members.

As mentioned above, when the rose is introduced commercially in Switzerland, we will link the name of the introducing nursery to FRIENDLY® Merveille de Givrins (provided the nursery uses this name in its website/catalogue). That will be shown on the Origin line.
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