Rosa Mundi
Rosa Mundi was the official journal of the Heritage Rose Foundation for many year. Portions of the journal are published on this website and are copyrighted by the Heritage Rose Foundation.
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Old Rose Survivors — Wild and Untamed - 2014
A special issue of Rosa Mundi that embodies the mission of the Heritage Rose Foundation; to educate the public about old roses and the importance of preserving them. Old roses and their ancient ancestors, the wild roses, are the subjects of this anthology of writings by botanists, scientists and old rose lovers and researchers around the world. We may think of scientific writing as dry and detailed, but these scientists are passionate about roses, and their quests for knowledge of the wild ancestors of old roses make for delightful reading. From botany to rose rustling, the mysteries surrounding wild roses, found roses and the roses we all grow in our gardens unfold before us, enriching our understanding of these great heirloom plants!
#12 Rosa Mundi volume 24, number 1, spring/summer 2010
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A New Home for Old German Roses - by Harald Enders
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Nursery Collections - by Gregg Lowery
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Paul de Longpré: An American Painter from Lyon - by Odile Masquelier
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The Roses of Norah & Nancy Lindsay - by Allyson Hayward
#11 Rosa Mundi volume 23, number 2, autumn 2009/spring 2010
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A Thorn for Beauty: J. Horace McFarland - by Virginia Kean
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Restoration of Heritage Roses at Hearst Castle: A Progress Report - by Victoria Kastner & Eric Weiss
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The Joys and Rewards of Importing Roses - by Anne Belovich
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Depression-Era Roses - by Jean Lewis
#10 Rosa Mundi volume 23, number 1, spring/summer 2009
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Propagating Tree Roses by Chip Budding - by Burling Leong
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The Loubert Collection - by Bernard Loubert
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An Interview with Thérèse Loubert - by Gregg Lowery
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Wyck - a 19th Century American - by Nicole Juday
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Ralph Moore and Sequoia Nursery - by Robert Rippetoe
#9 Rosa Mundi volume 22, number 3, spring/summer 2008
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A Haven blessed my Garden - by Ann Bird
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A Different Kind of Cloud - by Anne Belovich
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Old Roses From Down Under - by Gregg Lowery
#8 Rosa Mundi volume 22, number 2, winter 2008
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A Historian's View of Hearst Castle - by Victoria Kastner as interviewed by Virginia Kean
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There's Gold in Them These Roses - by Phillip Robinson
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The Legacy of Leonie Bell - by Rev. Douglas T. Seidel
#7 Rosa Mundi volume 22, number 1, autumn 2007
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Species Roses at La Bonne Maison - by Odile Masquelier
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Pamela Temple's Paradis - by Carolyn Parker
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The White Roses at Mottisfont - by David Stone
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A Tale of Two Gardens - by Marilyn Wellan
#6 Rosa Mundi volume 21, number 3, spring/summer 2007
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Hearst Castle - A Conference on Old Modern Roses - by Gregg Lowery
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Madam President - Three Contemporary Leaders of the World of Roses - by Gregg Lowery
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Rethinking the Reblooming Damasks - by Rev. Douglas T. Seidel
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Phillip Robinson Examines the Damask Perpetuals - by Phillip Robinson
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The Best of Ken Knobs Roses - by Lloyd Chapman
#5 Rosa Mundi volume 21, number 2, winter 2007
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Roses of the Ardennes - by Jean-Claude Nicolas
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The Barbier Ramblers - by Anne Belovich
#4 Rosa Mundi volume 21, number 1, autumn 2006
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Slovakia's Arboretum Borova hora - by Vladimir Jezovic
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Gergely Mark: Fifty Years of Breeding Roses - by Eva Kigyossy-Schmidt
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Rudolf Geschwind - by Erich Unmuth
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A Rosarium for Serbia - by Radoslav Petrovic
#3 Rosa Mundi volume 20, number 3, spring/summer 2006
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Wayside Roses - by Gregg Lowery
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Charting A New Path - The Brownell Hybrid Teas - by Dan Russo
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Capturing Beauty - by Virginia Kean
#2 Rosa Mundi volume 20, number 2, winter 2006
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And Mountains Moved! - by Etienne Bouret
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Sakura Kusabue-no-Oka Rose Garden - by Yuki Mikanagi
#1 Rosa Mundi volume 20, number 1, autumn 2005
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Passion Can Move Mountains! - by Etienne Bouret
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Rosa Mundi - by Virginia Kean