Spotto

Roses, Clematis and Peonies
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Princesse de Parme Rose photo courtesy of Spotto 'Princesse de Parme' in late summer, NW Tasmania (mild Mediterranean climate). The plant has been sprayed with white oil and triforine but it enjoys mildew and a bit of leaf drop. It flowers well each spring notwithstanding. Uploaded 21 FEB	Sutter's Gold, Cl. Rose photo courtesy of Spotto Early November, Hobart, Tasmania Uploaded 4 NOV 23
Princesse de Parme Rose photo courtesy of Spotto 'Princesse de Parme' in late summer. It will set hips if deliberately pollinated. NW Tasmania (mild Mediterranean climate) Uploaded 21 FEB	Wedding Bells ® (hybrid tea, Kordes 2001) Rose photo courtesy of Spotto The hips are unusual, calling to mind Nelumbo nucifera. Uploaded 24 JUL 22
Princesse de Parme Rose photo courtesy of Spotto 'Princesse de Parme' late February in NW Tasmania (mild Mediterranean climate).Some mildew is evident. Uploaded 21 FEB	C Wedding Bells ® (hybrid tea, Kordes 2001) Rose photo courtesy of Spotto The hips are unusual, calling to mind Nelumbo nucifera. Uploaded 24 JUL 22
Rod Beechey Rose photo courtesy of Spotto Victorian State Rose Garden. January 2025. A nicely backlit image. Uploaded 26 JAN	Wedding Bells ® (hybrid tea, Kordes 2001) Rose photo courtesy of Spotto The hips are unusual, calling to mind Nelumbo nucifera. Uploaded 24 JUL 22

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