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'Rosa agrestis Savi' rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of brunob Giardini Botanici Hanbury La Mortola (Italy) Oct 2013 Uploaded 20 JUN	Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "Nouveau Duhamel", by Loiseleur-Deslongchamps, Vol. VII, 1819, pl. 11 Courtesy of Biblioteca Digital del Real Jardin Botanico Uploaded 18 DEC 16
Rose photo courtesy of Andrew from Dolton The landscape around Mount Caburn near Lewes, East Sussex, United Kingdom. The most abundant location of Rosa agrestis. 15/6/17. Uploaded 27 JUN 17	Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "Nouveau Duhamel", by Loiseleur-Deslongchamps, Vol. VII, 1819, pl. 11: Rosa canina (top), Rosa sepium (bottom) Courtesy of Biblioteca Digital del Real Jardin Botanico Uploaded 18 DEC 16
Rose photo courtesy of Andrew from Dolton Rosa agrestis growing on Mount Caburn near Lewes, East Sussex, United Kingdom. 15/6/17 Uploaded 27 JUN 17	Rose photo courtesy of jedmar "From "Roses in Colour and Cultivation", by T. C. Mansfield, 1947, facing p.66 Uploaded 23 NOV 16
V Rose photo courtesy of Andrew from Dolton Mount Caburn, Lewes, East Sussex, United Kingdom. This is a very common rose for a few hectares in this location but very rare else where in the U.K. 15/6/17 1 favorite vote. Uploaded 27 JUN 17	Rose photo courtesy of jedmar "From "Roses in Colour and Cultivation", by T. C. Mansfield, 1947, facing p.66: Rosa pineliensis (top left), Rosa agrestis (center), Rosa blanda var. hispida (right). Uploaded 23 NOV 16

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