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Discussion id : 131-563
most recent 5 FEB 22 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 5 FEB 22 by Singularly Beautiful Roses
Please note that HMF lists two entirely different varieties under the name B. W. Price. The 1946 American Rose Annual refers to the McGredy cultivar (1941) as a single pink HT (p. 184). The 1951 ARA states, "B. W. Price (McGredy, 1941) has from six to eight petals of cerise-pink and is a charming rose of good size. Of course, when the hot sun hits that cerise it melts to a much paler shade, but it is still a pleasing color, and its petals are so artistically waved that this rose is a valuable variety if one is at all interested n making a collection of singles (p.180)."

Parentage is Night x Mme. Butterfly under the plants bred by Walter Johnson.

Stephen
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