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'White Ensign' rose Photos
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Mid-late spring, South Australia, zone 9b.
1 favorite vote.
Uploaded 4 NOV 17 |
Mid winter buds. Sourced from Thomas for Roses, on multiflora.
Pedicels less bristly than Billy's shot (#62833) and less green. Distinct reddish tinge. Looking more like Margaret's shot (#88267).
Also note creamy tones of buds, and strong dash of crimson on the bud at top right.
Uploaded 8 AUG 16 |
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Nice overall effect from this rose. Should shape up well.
1 favorite vote.
Uploaded 15 AUG 16 |
Comparison of old and new canes. Young thorns are crimson, on reddish canes. Old thorns are grey, on olive green canes.
Thorns have a distinctive profile, with a parabolic curve to the lower edge and convex/concave/convex "wave" profile to the upper edge, with the tips being about 75 degrees to the cane. Overall, the plant is moderately thorny.
Foliage has finely-toothed margins, and is matte mid green with a hint of blue.
(Young plant, 5 weeks in the ground, July 18th, 2016, midwinter, subtropics, 9.30 am)
Uploaded 17 JUL 16 |
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Same bloom as in #286251.Creamy tones are visible in the centre now, even though they weren't evident before.
2 favorite votes.
Uploaded 15 AUG 16 |
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Ruston's Roses, South Australia, zone 9b. Spring. Oct 2013.
2 favorite votes.
Uploaded 28 OCT 13 |
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Bloom about to open (and taking its time about it). No discernible cream or crimson tones on the petals, although they have a slight green tinge towards their bases (difficult to see in the photo, but obvious in real life).
Uploaded 8 AUG 16 |
Autumn, Ruston's Roses, South Australia. Zone 9b.
Uploaded 6 MAY 13 |
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