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Duchesse de Guermantes rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
Uploaded 2 DEC 18
Q comment / question photo
Comment / Question photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
R. cv Duchesse de la Tremoille is still in cultivation in Australia, a good flowerer and mossless seedling of R. cv William Lobb.
Uploaded 22 JAN 16
Duchesse de Guermantes rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
The seed parent of Duchesse de Guermantes was Rosa de la Grifferae..
Uploaded 2 DEC 18
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Comment / Question photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
R. cv Princesse de Parme is still in cultivation in Australia and has proved to be very tough. It is more than 2 m tall in an old collection in the Barossa Valley. The flower buds are a delight.
Uploaded 22 JAN 16
Duchesse de la Trémoille rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
Duchesse de la Tremoille climbing through Buddleja officinalis and Mme Louis Leveque.
Uploaded 2 DEC 18
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R. cv Princesse de Parme is still in cultivation in Australia and has proved to be very tough. It is more than 2 m tall in an old collection in the Barossa Valley.
Uploaded 22 JAN 16
Morley, Dr. Brian and June breeder photo
Breeder photo courtesy of DR BRIAN MORLEY
Dr Brian Morley working on description of new cultivar Odette de Crecy, a selection from cv Nuits de Yong, in October 2015 at Mount Pleasant, S. Australia. Photo courtesy of Ann Boyle.
Uploaded 22 JAN 16
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This is an unknown rose, perhaps a China, being sold in Australia as R. cv Duchesse de Guermantes. It is not mossed and has paler, smaller and nodding flowers.
Uploaded 22 JAN 16
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