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'Baltimore Belle' rose Photos
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The Friends of Vintage Roses, Willits, CA
Uploaded 31 JAN 24 |
In my garden, arcello, North Italy, May 2018
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In my garden . Arcello, North Italy, May 2017
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photo from the 1913 catalog, Biltmore Nursery Roses, Asheville, North Carolina; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 26 DEC 21 |
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Climbing into 'Baltimore Belle' is Clematis 'Sweet Summer Love', whose about-to-open buds can be seen here nestled among the rose's open blooms. Picture taken June 10, 2018.
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Uploaded 10 JUN 18 |
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Photo from History of the Rose, by Roy E. Shepherd (1954)
Caption: "2. Baltimore Belle, considered the best of the hybrids of R. setigera. A truly American rose. (J. Horace McFarland Photo)"
Uploaded 11 JUN 19 |
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'Baltimore Belle' was planted in 2014 at the base of an old Japanese Maple that I noticed was on its way out. Each year, sections of the tree would die, and I'd trim it back to substantial branches to serve as support for the rose. This year, the tree finally died, and will have its last twiggy-bits clipped back. Today -- June 10, 2018 -- 'Baltimore Belle' is truly glorious, despite the light rain, and will serve as the shade-provider for this bed, which was planted with things that appreciated the dappled shade previously provided by the now dead tree.
:-)
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Uploaded 10 JUN 18 |
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