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'Best Wishes' rose References
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Website/Catalog (28 Nov 2015) Name: 'Best Wishes, Climbing' Synonyms: 'Chesnut', 'Curiosity, Climbing' ARS Approved Exhibition Name: Best Wishes, Climbing Cl HT, rb, Chessum, Paul; flowers red with gold reverse; variegated foliage. Introductions: 1996
Book (2000) Page(s) 114. ‘Best Wishes’/CHEsnut/’Curiosity Grimpant’ = Grimpant à grande fleur… l’hybride de thé ‘Curiosity’, introduit par Cocker d’Aberdeen en 1971. Celui-ci, sport de ‘Cleopatra’, offre les mêmes fleurs doubles, écarlate et jaune, sur un buisson bas, la mutation portant sur le feuillage, qui est vert et blanc, et joliment lavé de rose sur les jeunes feuilles. Alec Cocker a établi, avec l’aide de scientifiques, qu’il s’agit bien d’une mutation et non des effets d’un virus. Mais la végétation de ‘Curiosity’ est malingre, probablement par manque de chlorophylle. Il semblerait que son sport grimpant soit plus vigoureux, aussi vaut-il d’être testé. Il est à port érigé et apparemment de hauteur moyenne. Chessum UK 1996.
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 114. Best Wishes (CHEsnut, 'Curiosity Climbing') Large-flowered CLimber. Chessum (UK) 1996. Description... 'Curiosity' [was] introduced by Cocker of Aberdeen in 1971. That rose, a sport of 'Cleopatra', bears scarlet-red and yellow full-petalled blooms on low, bushy pkants, and the sporting lies not in its flowers but in its foliage, which is green and white, beautifully overlaid with pink flushed when young... [the climbing sport may be better]
Website/Catalog (Aug 1998) Page(s) 25. Best Wishes (CHEssnut) Chessum 1995. Description... the climbing version of 'Curiosity'... variegated foliage... scarlet with a yellow reverse...
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