2010 rose of the year

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  1. Penny in Ontario

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    Kingston is about 3 1/2 hours from me, i am more or less 2 hours north of Toronto.

    Do you come over to visit at all?
     
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    Hi everyone another 3 Roses arrived today:)

    1.Tenacious
    2.The Painter
    3.Oranges and Lemons
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    Those are just incredible WOO, how many would you say you have now?
     
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    Hi Penny well I lost all my collection last year(atrocious Weather) roughly 35 to 40,and decided to call it a day after a lifetime of growing Roses,But as you can see I have bounced back and at the moment I have 15,Hybrid teas and floribundas plus 4 climbers,I must be a glutton for punishment:hehe::) just cannot resist them I guess:)
     
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    The 2 that i have are the same, both climbers called Pinata.........i may have to add to my collection as well, especially after seeing some of the ones you have.
     
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    Those are beautiful WOO :)

    Penny, I have done twice in the past yes, but doubtful I will again in the future
     
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    Thank you Penny and Blueroses, Penny yes Pinata (Climbing Rose)very similar to (Josephs Coat)an incredible special Rose:thmb::)

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    Thats the one, i saw it at the nursery and i was hooked on the color, so pretty.
     
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    Wow, what a lovely collection of multicoloured roses you have!

    It looks roses go under deceptive names. :D The Painter usually refers to 'Maler rosen' by Delbard, or painter's roses in German-speaking countries, and my Sisley looks similarly:

    View attachment 1528

    Anyway, there's a whole bunch of them from Delbard, my absolute favourite is Pissarro - on the 2nd pic. I never get tired of the variety it displays, each flower is spotted-dotted differently, plus it changes colour each day from bud till it withers.
     
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    Hi Agatha yes Roses names are often changed over time Mainly because of Fashion believe it or not,If a Rose dosent sell they will change the name to something that will sell.:)

    Camile Pisarro/Rainbow Nation/


    Bred by G Delbard (France,1996)

     Floribunda / Cluster Flowered.


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    Yellow and red, stripes. Moderate, apple, rose fragrance. Double (17-25 petals) bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.


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    Height of 39" to 47" (100 to 120 cm). Width of 20" to 2' (50 to 60 cm).
     
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    Hi Agatha you have certainly given me food for thought,so I have been looking through my Rose Data Base:)


    MELtelove/Hybrid Tea Meilland/1997
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    MACtemaik/Floribunda
    Michelangelo/The Painter
    MCGredy(New Zealand)1995
    Parentage/Louise Gardener x Auckland x Seedling /Stars and Stripes
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    Yes your Sisley,I believe its named Alfred Sisley:)
    Awards: Gold Medal, Le Rouelx; Silver Medal, Courtai;Bred By: Delbard Year of UK Introduction: 2009

    You would,nt think they were the same Rose in both Photos,would you,but they are ,just be very careful when purchasing from Images



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    :cool::) Wow what incredibly beautiful roses Woo Diana & Agatha.... That climber is beautiful Woo the colour variations when you look at the whole bush in that last one is amazing... :gnthb:
    Ho hum no more room at present here for anymore roses... I hope you find a nice rose too Diana.. It is so nice to remember a loved one with a plant..:)
     
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    Thank you Marley:)
    Here are a few more that can be purchased in the U.K.:)

    Calypso...Christopher Columbus. Claude Monet. Crazy For You. Ferdinand Pichard. Fourth Of July. Guy Savoy. Hanky Panky. Harry Wheatcroft. Henri Matisse. Nancy. Oranges And Lemons. Purple Tiger. Rainbow Nation. Rosa Mundi. Rose Des Cisterciens. Scentimental. Strawberries & Cream. Strawberry Fayre. Tawny Tiger. Twist. Variegata Di Bologna
     
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    Hi, WiseOldOwl! This practice reminds me of the Botanical Nomenclature Comittee, who keep changing the names of species every five years just because some of the botanists found out that one or two genuses belong to another family or the auctor of the species was a different bloke - it's crazy. Why should you learn the more complicated name of Schoenoplectus instead of Scirpus or why they need to rename the good old Coleus to something as impossible as Solenostemon or Plectranthus?

    In this case, to tell you the truth, 'Rainbow Nation' sounds a more adequate name. They should have found a painter whose style reflects the riot of color in this rose much better than the works of Monsieur Pissarro... Chagall or Klimt would have fit much better, imho.
     
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