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Posted by subrosa PNW8(7)BCCanada (My Page) on

Wed, Mar 21, 07 at 4:14

Years ago I heard (or read) that Mr. Ralph Moore offered to name his yellow mini after a morning TV show host but she refused. Does anyone remember her name? The date of registration for Rise 'n' Shine is 1977 if that helps.

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Posted by diane_nj 7a/6b (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 25, 07 at 13:25

My only guess would be Jane Pauley, that would be about the right time. How about sending him an e-mail?

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Posted by subrosa PNW8(7)BCCanada (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 25, 07 at 15:12

Jane Pauley rings a bell. If so, she probably regrets her decision now that Rise 'n' Shine has been inducted into the Miniature Rose Hall of Fame and I had trouble remembering her name. I just e-mailed Sequoia and will let you know their response.

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Posted by diane_nj 7a/6b (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 25, 07 at 20:20

If it was Ms. Pauley, she eventually gave permission for someone else to use her name for an orange blend (looks red to me) HT.

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Posted by subrosa PNW8(7)BCCanada (My Page) on
Tue, Mar 27, 07 at 22:03

Guess I was confused about the celebrity. Sequoia indicated it was an Olympic skater:

"The rose was going to honor Dorothy Hammel, the ice skater which won a gold medal. She declined, and then the rose was named Rise N' Shine due to the yellow color."

I think Rise 'n' Shine is a great name for a great rose.
Thanks for your input.

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Posted by diggerndeb 4/5 (My Page) on
Wed, Mar 28, 07 at 8:35

I say thank you Dorothy

Rise'n'Shine fits this rose so much better.

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Posted by diane_nj 7a/6b (My Page) on
Wed, Mar 28, 07 at 22:49

Ah, interesting! Thanks!

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Posted by gnabonnand z7b North Texas (My Page) on
Fri, Apr 20, 07 at 20:03

I agree, Rise-N-Shine is the better name of the two. It fits this rose much better.

Randy

My 'Rise-N-Shine'

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Posted by luis_pr z7/8 FW TX (My Page) on
Mon, May 7, 07 at 2:19

gnabonnand & others, how disease resistant is Rise n' Shine for you? I live in Dallas/Fort Worth. My plant just finished its first flush, lost all blooms and I realized it has few leaves due to BS. I am thinking about replacing it with some other buttery yellow mini. A nearby My Valentine seems to be holding up better but it still has lots of blooms which cover most leaves.

Luis

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