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'Madame Joseph Schwartz' rose Photos
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‘Mme Joseph Schwartz’. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Nov 7, 2924.: Provenance: Zephyr Brook 1-21 in 1998-> Wee-O-NW-> Lustgarten-16 in 2007. Bush now in a little too much shade.
Uploaded 3 days ago |
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Early spring exuberance. I was hoping this young plant was a climbing form, but it won't climb if it uses its energy that way. South Australia, zone 9b. Blakiston schoolhouse garden.
Uploaded 7 OCT 21 |
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2 weeks after spring equinox. Blakiston schoolhouse garden, South Australia, zone 9b.
Uploaded 3 OCT |
South Australia, zone 9b, early spring. In the 1980s in Australia, a found rose was thought to be Mme de Watteville, and I can see why. But then it reverted to Comtesse de Labarthe.
With Marie Nabonnand.
Uploaded 4 OCT 20 |
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An odd cluster of pink-edged blooms near the base of Mme Joseph Schwartz - Brisbane Cottage rose beds, Araluen Botanic Park, Perth, Western Australia, November 2022.
All other blooms were recognisably Mme Joseph Schwartz. Will keep an eye on it to see whether this is a once only variation.
Uploaded 11 NOV 22 |
From 'Gardening Illustrated', July 2, 1910, page 395.
Uploaded 11 MAR 20 |
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Drawing from Vve Jph Schwartz catalogue - Autumn 1888 / Winter 1889.
Uploaded 27 MAY 22 |
South Australia, zone 9b, autumn, 6 weeks after an unseasonal summer downpour.
Scrambling through Marie Nabonnand. This is a robust form collected from the Hay Courthouse; it may be a climber.
Uploaded 11 MAR 20 |
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