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'Rosa setigera f. serena Palm. et Steyerm.' rose Photos
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In my garden in central Texas, this rose blooms nearly a month after the main flush of other roses. Here shown May 10.
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Wayne County, Pennsylvania, USA. 27 July 2020
Uploaded 27 JUL 20 |
Wayne County, Pennsylvania, USA. 27 July 2020
Uploaded 27 JUL 20 |
Wayne County, Pennsylvania, USA. 27 July 2020
Uploaded 27 JUL 20 |
Wayne County, Pennsylvania, USA. 27 July 2020
Uploaded 27 JUL 20 |
R. Setigera serena, a closer view of leaves. The largest is 3/4 in long x 3/8 in wide. it has a slight plum cast to it's reverse side; I have heard that this indicates the color of the blooms. This species needs a partially shaded, cool, moist area, or better yet, a mild climate to do it's best.
Uploaded 31 JAN 12 |
Wayne County, Pennsylvania, USA. 27 July 2020
Uploaded 27 JUL 20 |
R. Setigera serena new leaves at the base of the old plant; they seem more serrated than the original ones. In the first photo of the old canes you can see an old leaf. Those leaves were very soft, and very fragile, these have more substance even though they are still young.
Uploaded 31 JAN 12 |
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