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Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. Encino, CA May, 2011 Uploaded 29 MAY 11	Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. First flowering May 16, 2011 Encino, CA The first petal to open was definitely striped, which is odd. There is nothing striped in its back ground. Perhaps, it may sport? That would be fun! The colors remind me of those found in early Pernetianas. Uploaded 18 MAY 11
Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. Encino, CA May, 2011 Uploaded 29 MAY 11	Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. First flowering May 16, 2011 Encino, CA The first petal to open was definitely striped, which is odd. There is nothing striped in its back ground. Perhaps, it may sport? That would be fun! The colors remind me of those found in early Pernetianas. Uploaded 18 MAY 11
Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. First flowering May 16, 2011 Encino, CA The first petal to open was definitely striped, which is odd. There is nothing striped in its back ground. Perhaps, it may sport? That would be fun! The colors remind me of those found in early Pernetianas. Uploaded 18 MAY 11	Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. First flowering May 16, 2011 Encino, CA The first petal to open was definitely striped, which is odd. There is nothing striped in its back ground. Perhaps, it may sport? That would be fun! The colors remind me of those found in early Pernetianas. Uploaded 18 MAY 11
Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L. First flowering May 16, 2011 Encino, CA The first petal to open was definitely striped, which is odd. There is nothing striped in its back ground. Perhaps, it may sport? That would be fun! The colors remind me of those found in early Pernetianas. Uploaded 18 MAY 11

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