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Prestigious Rose Breeder Names Its New Bloom for a Black Gardener

For more than 60 years, David Austin Roses has named new varieties after historical British figures, all of them white. The Dannahue, which honors Danny Clarke, changed that.

Remy Tumin
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Black People, Dannahue, David Austin Roses, Flowers and Plants, Gardens and Gardening
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