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Same bloom, 17/9/25. The reverse, really quite brightly coloured.
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Same bud, still rather pink, proving to be a somewhat slow opener. 15/9/25.
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Same bloom, 17/9/25.
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First bud on my cutting-grown plant of "David's Dilemma", a darker pink than many of the photos here. I'm impressed with the attractive pink-plum stems which contrast nicely with the bright green semi-glossy foliage. Sydney, 12/9/25. Provenance: Margaret Furness.
Looking forward to the fragrance.
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Same bud, opening up. 16/9/25.
I'm reserving my proper assessment of the fragrance for now as I have some hayfever, but my first impression is that it's fruity and reminded me of the scent of 'Mrs B R Cant'.
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South Australia, zone 9b, mid-late summer. The flower is almost uniformly red today.
Uploaded 21 FEB 22 |
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If this really is 'Socrate', could this be the "somewhat jagged petals" mentioned in the 12th March 1887 'The Garden' reference? 15/9/25.
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"David's Dilemma" bloom stems often have three bracts - either two single lobed bracts and a small leaf with three leaflets, or one single-lobed bract and two three-leaflet leaves.
Other variations are also seen - eg bracts with one or two formed leaflets as seen here in the lower example.
Perth, Western Australia, winter.
Uploaded 2 DEC 20 |
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