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8 APR 20 by
Emi
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what's the name of the rose next to la reine victoria?
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climbing general macarthur
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2 SEP 18 by
Emi
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This pic seems to show a gallica rose, like tuscany or tuscany superb
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The colour certainly has the same richness of some of the gallicas. But this own-root plant does not sucker like the gallicas here, and the leaves are much wider and softer than the leathery-leaved gallicas. But I do thank you for your comment. I'll attach a photo of Superb Tuscan taken just three days later.
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Does it repeat-flower?
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I have 'Tuscany' and 'Reine des Violettes' almost next to each other. The leaves and slightly bronzy new shoots do look very similar. 'R des V' has wider, larger more rounded leaves although 'Tuscany' is surprisingly smooth for a gallica. Maybe 'Tuscany' is an ancestor of 'Reine des Violettes'?
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Sorry Margaret, I cannot recall. I have only October and November photos on file.
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24 JUL 18 by
Emi
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This rose is quite fragrant!
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