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The list of rose breeders is long.
The process of breeding was haphazard and poorly recorded in the early
days. Many parents of the seedling were unknown because of the lack of
recording. It required both skill and luck . Two roses could
produce 250 new roses with an array of colors, shapes, sizes,
fragrance, blooms, and health. The following is a short review of some
of the noted roses breeders that impacted the world of roses.
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Vibert |
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Pernet Ducher |
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Rev. Joseph Pemberton |
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A 19th
century master rose hybridizer that introduced hundreds of roses from
1816-1851. A modest man born Jan 31 1777 in Paris, France. He joined
Napoleon’s First Army of the Republic....
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Pernet-Ducher, Joseph; Pernet Ducher,
Joseph was active in the breeding from 1870-1920. Produced large flowered
hybrid...read more |
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Rev. Joseph
Pemberton: (1850-1926) Produced roses between 1900-1920. Born October 5,
1852 in Essex. England. After his Father’s death in 1974 he continued ...
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Jean Gaujart |
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Alister Clark |
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Peter Lambert |
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Jean Gaujad Rose breeder in Lyons,
France.. He succeeded Pernet-Ducher. He raised many large flowered-Hybrid
Teas that were suited for the warm...read more |
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Alister Clark
(1864-1949) Most of the roses he raised were given to charities and
friends. Clark did not commercially distribute his roses...
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Peter Lambert was born in 1859, a third generation of
nurserymen in Trier. He acquired his knowledge of roses when working with
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Guiliot |
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Buck |
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The Guilliot family had six generations of rose growers. Jean Baptiste
Guillot was born on December 10, 1803 in France. He settled in Lyon, France
and raised flowers and vegetables. In 1834 he focused his efforts on
growing roses... read more |
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Dr.
Buck developed roses that were both cold hardy and disease resistance.
Carefree Beauty is one of the healthy shrubs he produced that
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