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Photos provided by Deb Wills. Canberra, very early spring. Canes have hail damage.
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Open-pollinated seedling of "Mrs Heggie's Red Tea", seed planted about 4 months ago: to document that "Mrs Heggie's " is seed-fertile. I'll watch it for a while but probably won't take it further.
South Australia, zone 9b, late spring.
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Photos provided by Deb Wills. Canberra, very early spring.
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South Australia, late spring.
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Photos provided by Deb Wills. Canberra, mid-late spring. She says "It is by nature a very stick/broom like upright Tea plant." No prickles seen.
It may still exist in WA too (mentioned in a HRIA Journal article as growing in the same garden as Indian Summer, fairly recently.)
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The three plants in the Blakiston Schoolhouse garden (came under different study names) have finished flowering: it doesn't appear to set hips. Some buds didn't open.
South Australia, late spring.
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South Australia, zone 9b. Late spring.
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Survivor rose assumed to be Dorothy Perkins on a chimney which is all that remains of a cottage. Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia, zone 9b. Late spring.
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