• "Agnes Smith" (New South Wales)
• "Blakiston Pink Tea" (South Australia)

7 favorite votes.  

Discovered by Barbara May (Australia).

Found Rose, Tea.  

Pink, mottled with white in the inner petals, deeper, clearer pink in the outer and guard petals.. [Pink.]  Mild fragrance.  Semi-double (9-16 petals), nodding or "weak neck" bloom form.  

Height: 4' to 5' (120 to 150cm).  

Blooms tend to ball in wet weather.  

"Agnes Smith" originally found before 1988 on an 1893 grave (Presbyterian No. 1) in Rookwood Cemetery, NSW.
"James Watson No. 1" was one of three foundling roses on one of the most beautiful pieces of architecture at Rookwood, the Watson family mausoleum. Mrs. Watson died 1886, James died 1907.
Mentioned in Jane Zammit's list of Rookwood roses August 10, 2007 as Tea, can ball badly.

Blooms
"James Watson No. 1" can ball badly.
Pedicel
Glandular
Prickles
Sparsely prickled on smooth wood