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    most recent 22 MAR 21  
    RoseBridge of Sighs (Large Flowered Climber, Harkness, 2000)
    Initial post 21 MAR 21 by Uliginosa
    How can I report the illegal use of one of my photos?
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    most recent 7 MAY 14  
    RoseBridge of Sighs (Large Flowered Climber, Harkness, 2000)
    Initial post 7 MAY 14 by Michael Garhart
    Has a lot of 'Laura Ford' characteristics -- just not the mini part.

    It looks pretty in person. A very quiet rose, when seen in a large garden.
    most recent 26 MAR 14  
    RoseBridge of Sighs (Large Flowered Climber, Harkness, 2000)
    Initial post 26 MAR 14 by Renato Emma
    Syn.'Harglow'
    Rosa rampicante Floribunda/Grandiflora a portamento vigoroso/eretto, rigido, ben ramificato. Foglie lucide, cuoiose, verde scuro, bronzee da giovani. Fiori md/grandi, singoli o in mazzi, arancio/albicocca. Fragranza intensa, dolce e fruttata, con sentore di miele. Resistente a freddo, smog e malattie. Rifiorente. H.3,5mt L.2mt. Fiori da esposizione e taglio.
    (ROSACEAE) (Robert Harkness, Harkness & Co.Ltd., UK, 2000)
    most recent 25 JUL 12  
    RoseBridge of Sighs (Large Flowered Climber, Harkness, 2000)
    Initial post 23 JUL 12 by Jay-Jay
    At the lower part of the canes, this rose has mean hooked razorsharp medium-sized prickles; higher up the canes it is thornless or at least almost!
    Reply #1 posted 24 JUL 12 by Margaret Furness
    Sigh.
    Reply #2 posted 24 JUL 12 by Jay-Jay
    Why?
    Reply #3 posted 24 JUL 12 by Margaret Furness
    I don't like prickles! Bridge of Sighs sounded like a good name.
    Reply #4 posted 25 JUL 12 by Jay-Jay
    But above 40-50 cm it looks as if it is without prickles. I'll observe the further growth.
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