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30 JUN 15 by
Hovman
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I have both Baltimore belle and Long John Silver planted , Baltimore Belle is more generous in its bloom quantity and blooms earlier , Long John Silver blooms later than most roses , its blooms are flatter, it also takes a bit longer to establish.
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I don't (yet) grow Baltimore Belle so I can't compare it with Long John Silver. My plant of LJS is quite floriferous and continues to produce wonderful clusters of up to eight 'blooms' - four open and four fat buds - in my Oxfordshire garden - and it's a damp late October. It's beautiful, slightly ribbed foliage look really healthy, too. The fact that it is late blooming seems to me a great advantage.
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There appears to be quite a bit of some Rosa multiflora hybrid mixed into this photograph (the larger clusters of buds, and the brighter green foliage is all that variety.) The subject of the photo has grayish leaves and flowers not noticeably in clusters.
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25 FEB 19 by
Hovman
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It is an OPS I should have been more specific
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4 JUL 17 by
Hovman
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This Photo is inaccurate not of Bull's Eye
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I've seen it look like this.
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Might this rose be: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.17482.1&tab=1
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23 DEC 16 by
Hovman
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Thanks, it could be, I will take a more pictures in early spring and compare
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#2 of 2 posted
23 DEC 16 by
 Jay-Jay
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I'll look forward to that.
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