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'Rosa spinosissima var. myriacantha Koehne Synonym' rose Photos
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Rose photo courtesy of JohnoTHE CITY OF SAKURA ROSE GARDEN, JAPAN, 29/5/2016.
Uploaded 21 OCT |
From "Les Amis des Roses", 1959, 2. trimester, p. 5. (from left) hips of Rosa spinosissima, Rosa squarrosa and Rosa multiflora Courtesy of the Archives of Roseraie du Val de Marne
Uploaded 28 JUN 21 |
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Uploaded 22 APR |
(1 of 5). Rosa tschatyrdagi grows in Crimea on the north shore of the Black Sea. Named and described by the Ukrainian botanist Vladimir Gennadievich Chrshanovski, it was discovered on Chatyr Dagh. "Dagh" means mountain and "Chatyr" means tent (from the shape of the mountain). Hence it would be called the "Tent Mountain Rose". My friend, Michael Tallman proposed this humorous homophone to pronounce Rosa tschatyrdagi: "Rosa shot-her-doggie"! Chatyr Dagh is nicknamed the "Swiss Cheese Mtn." because of the multitude of beautiful caves it contains. Photographed May 13, 2019 at "Rose Woods" here in the Mayacmas Mtns. near Petrified Forest, California.
Uploaded 5 JUL 20 |
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photo from the 1913 catalog, Biltmore Nursery Roses, Asheville, North Carolina; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 26 DEC 21 |
(2 of 5) Tschatyrdagi's small glandular leaves and buds with nearly smooth pedicels and prickly canes; Chrshanovski compared it to Rosa myriacantha DC. of southern France. (Both of these are referenced at the bottom of the HMF description page). Photographed May 13, 2019 at "Rose Woods".
Uploaded 5 JUL 20 |
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From "Repertoire de couleurs" by René Oberthür, 1905, Vol. I, p. 166
Uploaded 11 DEC 21 |
(3 of 5) A prickly cane and leaves of tschatyrdagi. Photographed May 11, 2020 at " Rose Woods".
Uploaded 5 JUL 20 |
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