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Rivers' George IV Rose photo courtesy of Pereirelover 12/05/2024 Leuven, Belgium in my garden Uploaded today	Rouge Marbrée Rose photo courtesy of ThomasR Occitanie, France, May 12th, samedi plant. I can't get a clean picture, but I often think it looks like a smaller cousin of Alba Suaveolens on its left, due to their general silhouette, dense matte leaves and pickles. I grow no other bourbon for comparison. Still no blooming past Spring, And again, the vert first flower has this asymetrical/broken corolla shape. Uploaded today
V Safrano (Tea, Beauregard, 1837) Rose photo courtesy of Pereirelover 12/05/2024 Leuven, Belgium, in my garden 1 favorite vote. Uploaded today	Rouge Marbrée Rose photo courtesy of ThomasR Occitanie, France, May 12th, samedi plant. I can't get a clean picture, but I often think it looks like a smaller cousin of Alba Suaveolens on its left, due to their general silhouette, dense matte leaves and pickles. I grow no other bourbon for comparison. Still no blooming past Spring, And again, the vert first flower has this asymetrical/broken corolla shape. Uploaded today
Cato (hybrid multiflora, Gratama, 1899) Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "Journal des Roses", February 1904, p. 28 Courtesy of BnF Gallica Uploaded today	Rouge Marbrée Rose photo courtesy of ThomasR Occitanie, France, May 12th, same plant. I can't get a clean picture, but I often think it looks like a smaller cousin of Alba Suaveolens on its left, due to their general silhouette, dense matte leaves and pickles. I grow no other bourbon for comparison. Still no blooming past Spring, And again, the vert first flower has this asymetrical/broken corolla shape. Uploaded today
Rouge Marbrée Rose photo courtesy of ThomasR Occitanie, France, May 12th, samedi plant. I can't get a clean picture, but I often think it looks like a smaller cousin of Alba Suaveolens on its left, due to their general silhouette, dense matte leaves and pickles. I grow no other bourbon for comparison. Still no blooming past Spring, And again, the vert first flower has this asymetrical/broken corolla shape. Uploaded today	Alba Suaveolens Rose photo courtesy of ThomasR May 12th, Occitanie, France, grafted, from Lottum, plantes in 2020. What a healthy rose, culminating at approx. 220cm. The winds and rains left almost no damage, it only messes with the few strong canes on top of it. Uploaded today

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