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Recent Questions, Answers and Comments
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8 days ago by
Canberra1913!
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Hello Cheryl!
You have such a beautiful garden!
I was just wondering if I could ask a few questions about your ‘Helen Traubel’ rose.
(Namely if you knew of any nurseries that still stocked it, or if you would consider doing cuttings)
I’m desperate to get it this particular variety for my grandmother and would adore any insight!
Cheers!
Luke
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Initial post
8 days ago by
MottisfontNT
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Rose Listing Omission
Rosa 'Mrs Dale's Rose'
Sent to Graham Stuart Thomas in the 1980s Mrs Dales asked for an identification of the rose. Graham was unable to and named it after Mrs Dale. Its a medium sized shrub rose with purple/ lilac flowers. Doesn't produce rose hips and the only location known to have the rose is Mottisfont National Trust.
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#1 of 1 posted
8 days ago by
 Margaret Furness
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Needs double inverted commas, as a study name.
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Initial post
8 days ago by
MottisfontNT
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Rose Listing Omission
Rosa 'Dean Hill'
A Synonym of Rosa 'Mrs Yamada' first propagated in 1985 from Dean Hill barn in West Dean. Its a sport of Varigata De Bologna.
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Initial post
8 days ago by
Oaklensgarden
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Introduced in the UK as Down Memory Lane
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