4/28/07 We were at Descanso Gardens walking through the David Austin section of the rose garden. It was exciting to note that Winchester Catheral had a stem of lavendar colored flowers. I followed the stem to assure myself that it was not a sport. It was truely a mutation with all lavendar colored flowers from one point up the stem. Lower down were the regular white flowers. I spoke with one of the volunteers and she said that it occured often on that rose and one other in the garden. Mr. Austin toured the garden one time while the mutation was blooming. It would make a lovely addition to a collection.