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'Yellow Rambler' rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of odinthor 'Yellow Rambler', with 'White Rambler' and 'Crimson Rambler'. From Chase Bros. catalog 1902, p. 12. Uploaded 7 SEP	Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "Mrs. Theodosia B. Shepherd's descriptive catalogue of California flowers", 1897, p. 24 Courtesy of the Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 9 JAN 23
Rose photo courtesy of HubertG From Peter Lambert's 1898-99 catalogue, page 40. A terrible quality image but at least it is from Lambert's catalogue and presumably was a specimen growing in his nursery. Same photo that appears in Mrs Theodosia B. Shepherd's 1897 catalogue, although that is of a better quality. Uploaded 30 AUG	Rose photo courtesy of scvirginia photo from the 1913 catalog, Biltmore Nursery Roses, Asheville, North Carolina; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 29 DEC 21
Rose photo courtesy of Margaret Furness Found rose thought to be Aglaia. South Australia, zone 9, early autumn. Sets lots of hips. Two of these 4 floated in water, but worth planting, since it has produced repeat-flowering offspring. Later comment: the hips produced several repeat-flowering seedlings, but they were cream: not worth keeping. Uploaded 7 MAR 24	V Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From the blog L'âge-bleu.de, June 26, 2015 Courtesy of Raphaela Langenberg 1 favorite vote. Uploaded 18 APR 21
Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley ‘Aglaia’. From "The American Florist", April 2, 1898, p. 991 Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 10 NOV 23	V Rose photo courtesy of Margaret Furness South Australia, zone 9b, mid-spring. 5 cuts, or stems: I don't recall the difference at present. 1 favorite vote. Uploaded 23 OCT 20

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