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‘Egret” is the name we’ve given this white sport discovered on my ‘Flamingo’ rose bush in 1992.
The center of “Egret’s” flower has a yellow disk circled by reddish filaments near the base while the upper filament and stamens are completely yellow.
Uploaded 26 OCT 23 |
‘Egret’s pistil and filament color is not like this. While rugosa flowers have a white disk and filaments with yellow stamens and pistils, ‘White Wings’ (pictured here) has a red disk with reddish filaments and yellow stamens edged in red. This photo of ‘White Wings’ was taken by Joseph Marek on May 16, 2012 and used with his permission.
Uploaded 26 OCT 23 |
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‘Egret’s host plant Flamingo’ has a red disk with reddish filaments and yellowish stamens edged with red. The parents of ‘Flamingo’ were Rosa rugosa X ‘White Wings’.
Uploaded 26 OCT 23 |
Photo courtesy of Don Gers, as grown in the garden of Rose Wild. Santa Rosa, CA. October 25, 2023 showing both the original and the white sport.
Uploaded 25 OCT 23 |
