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in the 1930s. There is a romantic story, perhaps apocryphal, that he found this lovely rose in a forgotten corner of an old garden, and named it 'Red Nelly' after a beautiful dark-haired maiden whom he admired. This deep cherry-red rose was very popular in Europe and Scandinavia. Unfortunately, 'Red
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Nelly' was not reliably hardy except in the more southern latitudes of Scandinavia. This limitation led Peter Joy to try crossing it with 'Poppius', a very old and very hardy Scandinavian variety.
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Gardeners in the UK were introduced to the Moomin rose at the 2019 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The Moomin rose was featured in the "Roots in Finland Garden", designed by Taina Suonio.
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is a double pink cultivar raised by Carl Stenberg in Sweden in 1838. He named it after his friend and patron, the Finnish botanist Dr Gabriel Poppius, director of the
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The cross of these two old roses produced a beautiful, cherry-red single rose as lovely as 'Red Nelly' and a hardy as 'Poppius’. Joy initially named his creation ‘
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Index

Genus
Rosa
Hybrid parentage
Rosa pimpinellifolia
R. spinosissima
Cultivar
Rosa pimpinellifolia
Rosa spinosissima
Red Nelly
Wilhelm Kordes II
Poppius
Rosa pendulina
Swedish Royal Academy of Agriculture
Mirjam Makeba
Tove Jansson
Moominpappa at Sea
"Tove Jansson"
"MetsÀtontun Ruusutarha: Tarina Muumilaakson ruususta, 'Tove Janssonista'"
"Peter D. A. Boyd's article on 'Scots Roses - past and present'"
"Poppius"
"Joy, rose Traditions-3"


"Tove Jansson"
"The Roots in Finland Kyrö Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show / RHS Gardening"
"Taina's Bio"
Categories
Rose cultivars
Moomins

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