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Searching for a Rose Named 'Courtney': Historical Variety and New Zealand Source

Only one 'Courtney' exists in databases: a 1922 hybrid tea by McGredy. Unlikely still in commerce. Contact McGredy Roses International in Auckland, NZ—they may have it or know a source.

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