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From Illustrated London News, vol. 54 (1914), p. 809.
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This rose fades in a way I find very attractive. It seems much less black spot susceptible than its pernetiana descendants. It also repeats quickly and prolifically but individual flowers don't last long. Mount Macedon, VIC, Australia. 21 Mar 2020. Bud wood from HRIA collection at Rustons.
Uploaded 20 MAR 20 |
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Same plant with creamier flowers after an incredibly cool and sodden spring, The foliage looks fabulous but you can see the black spot is just starting. I don't spray at all. 1Nov 2021, Mount Macedon, Australia. Budwood from Rustons.
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South Australia, zone 9b, late spring. Springing back after being slashed to near-ground level.
Uploaded 18 NOV 19 |
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Mount Macedon, Australia. Budwood from Rustons.
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Uploaded 19 NOV 20 |
photo from the 1923 Bobbink & Atkins catalog; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
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16 Nov 2020 Mount Macedon, Australia. Budwood from Rustons.
Uploaded 19 NOV 20 |
illustration from Revue horticole, January 16, 1922, p.12; scan courtesy of Bibliothèque nationale de France
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