"Mrs. Frances Pickles" rose photos

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"Mrs. Frances Pickles" rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley 286 037 Mrs. Frances Pickles Aug 6, 2010. My note at the time says "hip at last has lost sepals". This is not a tea rose hip shape. Uploaded 30 JAN 23	Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley “Mrs. Frances Pickles” Jan 25, 2023. ULT-94. My second plant. Bush. Uploaded 24 JAN 23
Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Stipule comparison with two known tea roses - Hugo Roller and Rosette Delizy. Both of these latter roses have more prominent spines along the leaf stem Uploaded 29 JAN 23	Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley “Mrs. Frances Pickles” Jan 25, 2023. ROS-I-WSW. Not so vigorous these days. Bush. Uploaded 24 JAN 23
Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy stipule posterior Uploaded 29 JAN 23	Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley “Mrs. Frances Pickles” Jan 25, 2023. ROS-I-WSW. Stipules Uploaded 24 JAN 23
Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Stipule anterior. There are tiny spines along the leaf stem. Uploaded 29 JAN 23	Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Shrub is 1.2m and open . New growth is red, leaves lanceolate Uploaded 23 JAN 23

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