'Lady Edgeworth David' rose photos

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'Lady Edgeworth David' rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley Lady Edgeworth David. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Oct 24, 2025. Provenance: Sandie Maclean in 2009->. Bon-S-21. Bloom. Uploaded today	Rose photo courtesy of Eric Timewell First rose of the season, growing well in semi-shade. St Kilda 18 October 2015. Uploaded 17 OCT 15
Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley Lady Edgeworth David. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Nov 15, 2023. Provenance: Sandie Maclean in 2009->. Bon-S-21. Foliage. Uploaded 25 NOV 23	Rose photo courtesy of Eric Timewell Maddingley Park, 21 February 2015. Four foot bush. I hope your screen shows the exquisite palest-pink blush. Uploaded 20 FEB 15
Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley Lady Edgeworth David 015. Own roots at Northcliffe, Nov 2, 2017. Bloom seems excessively large this season. Uploaded 2 NOV 17	C,V Rose photo courtesy of Eric Timewell Before Lady David goes to pieces in hot weather you get this, beautiful creamy texture retaining the Malmaison tint. Maddingley Park 30 December. 2013. 1 favorite vote. Uploaded 29 DEC 13
Rose photo courtesy of Eric Timewell Maybe at her best grown in semi-shade; exquisite colour and scent. Uploaded 30 MAR 16	Rose photo courtesy of Eric Timewell Lady David after having too much to drink. The whole bush looks like a big bunch of daisies, but the subtle scent and colour are unchanged. Maddingley Park in a wild wet spring. Uploaded 4 NOV 13

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