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WaterFall Roses/ Niagara Falls Rose???

16 years ago

I live in Tokyo and purchased this rose - on the tag it is written Niagara Falls Rose (waterfall rose). It is supposed to be a climber reaaching height of 4meters, with small flowers (3-4cm), white in color...It is not a Japanese rose, on the tag it is written it is imported from Holland. I tried to find information about it on the net but there is nothing about it...as if it does not exist at all. does anybody know anything about it?

At this linnk there is a picture of the rose:

http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/ec/CSfLastGoodsPage_001.jsp?GOODS_NO=12431

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karl_bapst_rosenut
16 years ago
I've tried to get some information on that rose or the series but can find none.
I don't like the look of that link so will not attempt to open it. A simple .jpg file linked below the post, or a picture worked into the body of the post would be better.
If you need info on putting a picture into a posting, e-mail me amd I'll send you instructions as to the proper way.
bgrose
Original Author
16 years ago
Here are two pictures:

[img]http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/goods/0707WAR3.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/subimg/0707WAR3sub.jpg[/img]

The link I gave before is information about this rose in Japanese.
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bgrose
Original Author
16 years ago
Sorry, I tried to include the pictures in the body of the massage but I could not...

They sell 4 waterfall roses, Niagara falls (the pictures are above).

Then they have Yosemite Fall rose:
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/ec/CSfLastGoodsPage_001.jsp?GOODS_NO=12432

Angel Fall:
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/ec/CSfLastGoodsPage_001.jsp?GOODS_NO=12430

and a rose named after a Norway waterfall, I cannot spell it in English as the name they gave is in Japanese, very beautiful pink:

http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/ec/CSfLastGoodsPage_001.jsp?GOODS_NO=12429
karl_bapst_rosenut
16 years ago
Here are the two pics of Niagara Falls. If you can list the others in the same jpg format I'll post them for you. Meanwhile e-mail me directly for information regarding the correct procedure for posting pics in the body of your message.
I don't read Japanese and can't make head nor tails of the info in the other URLs after opening them.
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bgrose
Original Author
16 years ago
Thank you very much for your help, Karl. I will send you an email...

Here are the other pictures:

Utigard Fall (rose named after a norway waterfall - the third highest in the world)
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/goods/0707WAR1.jpg
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/subimg/0707WAR1sub.jpg

Angel Fall (Venezuela waterfall)
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/goods/0707WAR2.jpg
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/subimg/0707WAR2sub.jpg

Yosemite Fall (USA waterfall)
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/goods/0707WAR4.jpg
http://www.daiichi-engei.co.jp/images/subimg/0707WAR4sub.jpg
bgrose
Original Author
16 years ago
Does anybody know anything about these roses? Thanks.

Utigard Fall (rose named after a norway waterfall - the third highest in the world)

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Angel Fall (Venezuela waterfall)
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Yosemite Fall (USA waterfall)
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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
16 years ago
I would check the Poulsen European website, and possibly Kordes as well. It's obviously a series of climbers and Poulsen and Kordes are big for series or groups of roses.
karl_bapst_rosenut
16 years ago
bgrose,
You follow instructions well. Congratuations!

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