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Sorry to be a bother but this exact same picture also features in the photos for the 'Mischief' rose by Sam Mcgredy. I think this picture is more likely to be 'Mischief' because of the long, slim light green peduncle. Which is it please - 'Compassion' or 'Mischief' ?
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The introduction date for 'Gainsborough' is 1902. Its introductory appearance is in both the regular and the wholesale catalogs of the Good & Reese Co. for that year.
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 jedmar
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I visited A Reverence for Roses today, and found this to be an absolutely charming family business. Jan and Don welcomed me, my father and our mini poodle in their gardens and greenhouses and Jan helped me choose 2 roses with her encyclopedic knowledge.. even threw in a third she had heard good feedback from other customers about for our area. Highly recommended, a great experience :)
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Thank you so much for today's visit. My wife enjoyed your enthusiasm and your adorable dog and your sweet father that enjoyed smelling the roses. You made the day for us.
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Is the identity of the rose(s) shown in the various photos certain? This is not what I would anticipate for a rose which was described early on as "deep cerise," "light red," "bright purplish red," or even just "cerise pink."
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Interesting that none of the references mention a white eye.
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