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Rose photo courtesy of okdbNorthland, NZ (zone 11). This poor thing was bought as a tiny own-root, planted winter 2022 and subsequently shaded, drowned and eaten back by possums (may their mouths be stuffed with thorns). It is variously described as "low-growing" and "tall" by local websites; in its first year it grew sideways and at odd angles, but now that the sky above is clear and it's surrounded by perennials it seems to be sending up strong new canes. Can't imagine why
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Orust, Sweden.
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Uploaded 29 JUN 22 |
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Just coming into flower, late spring. Over 2m high in a 1000mm / 40" rainfall garden. Adelaide Hills, Australia.
Uploaded 15 NOV 23 |
Between Sally Holmes and Meg in the singles row in my former garden, Complicata in the background. South Australia, zone 9b, spring.
Uploaded 9 JUN 22 |
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from my Nationale Roses Collection June 2022 Wyględy Poland
Uploaded 10 OCT 22 |
'Ann Endt'. Own roots at Northcliffe, November 16, 2020. Came in 1999 as "Sebbes Rugosa" with a complicated provenance.
Uploaded 16 NOV 20 |
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from my Nationale Roses Collection June 2022 Wyględy Poland
Uploaded 10 OCT 22 |
Photo taken in the rosenursery Rosaplant, 2019
Uploaded 14 JAN 20 |
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