J.E.Leahy

Roses, Clematis and Peonies
and everything gardening related.

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J.E.Leahy

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"Mrs. Frances Pickles" 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	"Mrs. Frances Pickles" Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Uploaded 23 JAN 23
"Mrs. Frances Pickles" Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy stipule posterior Uploaded 29 JAN 23	"Mrs. Frances Pickles" Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Di Durston (Perth HRiA) is researching Rubens/Laurette/Archimede The photos she has posted on the Perth HRiA website are very similar to ROR Mrs Frances Pickles but hard to tell unless comparing the live plants. Uploaded 8 JAN 23
"Mrs. Frances Pickles" Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Stipule anterior. There are tiny spines along the leaf stem. Uploaded 29 JAN 23	Jenny Duval Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Jenny Duval , own roots -Earthheal, Kendenup Western Australia, from Rose Marsh Uploaded 5 DEC 22
"Mrs. Frances Pickles" Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Shrub is 1.2m and open . New growth is red, leaves lanceolate Uploaded 23 JAN 23	Jenny Duval Rose photo courtesy of J.E.Leahy Plant is growing in clay loam facing east. Grows to 60cm, flowering once late spring/early summer Uploaded 5 DEC 22

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