'Lupe's Buttons' rose photos

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'Lupe's Buttons' rose Photos

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C Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse I've noticed a phenomena on Lupe's Buttons that I've not seen on other roses. Budeyes sometimes emerge some distance above where the leaf is attached. (See photo) This seems most common on outer leaves on a cane. Note. The bottom 2 are budeyes, not prickles. Note 2. The top leaf has the budeye right at the leaf axil.	Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse 3/29/06. Winter color in the rain.
Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings So far, the habit and the sprays remind me of 'Flower Girl,' but I think this is a prettier bloom. Jeri Jennings	V Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse 4/29/06. Inflorescence opening. 1 favorite vote.
V Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse 5/18/05. Newly opened. 9 favorite votes.	V Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse 5/13/06. Developing inflorescence. 1 favorite vote.
Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse 5/18/05. Fully open.	Rose photo courtesy of Mel Hulse Small leaves from bushy part of the plant. large leaflet from climbing basal cane.

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