'Aimee Vibert'

jerijen

11 years ago

One of the "Legacy" roses, from the Historic Sacramento City Cemetery. Simply delightful.

Jeri

Coastal Ventura Co., SoCal

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User
11 years ago
it is, isn't it.....and, thankfully, I have it!
jerijen
Original Author
11 years ago
Oh, fortunate person!
I really love it!

Jeri
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11 years ago
That's lovely, Jeri, look at all those buds!
fogrose
11 years ago
Oh dear, I'm envious Jeri. I got a band from Vintage awhile back but it didn't like me and departed.

Diane
jaxondel
11 years ago
What a wonderful photo, Jeri!

I'm wondering if anyone here has ever had the opportunity to compare plants of 'Aimee Vibert', 'Annie Vibert' and 'Mlle Blanche Lafitte'? Photos and descriptions of those 3 at HMF look/sound quite similar to me.
jerijen
Original Author
11 years ago
The Sacramento City Cemetery has both roses. From seeing both grown there I would say that Mlle Blanche Lafitte (a rose I would like to grow) is a far taller plant.

The foliage of the two cultivars is not the same.
Aimee's blooms are somewhat larger, tho similar in appearance, but Blanche's can be a nice soft pink.
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Diane -- Try again.
Maybe, we can get the Cemetery folks to propagate theirs.
Maybe, DH can propagate ours. which is the cemetery clone. We do propagate for distribution in this general area, usually through Ventura Co. Rose Society.

Jeri