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I don’t know what this rose is, but my best guess might be ‘Aviateur Bleriot’. We would need more photos. It is not the ‘Adélaide d'Orléans’ (hybrid sempervirens, Jacques, 1825) or even "Adélaide d'Orléans (in commerce as)".
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Thanks Patricia. Ill post some more photos.
These photos show flower, climber form, stems and leaf.
Can anyone help with the identification of this rose please.
Deborah Matthews
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#2 of 5 posted
4 MAR 21 by
Nadene
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Hi Patricia,
I have come across some old notes I had written down about this rose and hope it may be of use in identification. It is of a flower Apricot in colour fading to white, leaving only a hint of light pink / apricot.
Steve also looked at this rose and suggested that it may be Aviateur Bleriot, although he wasn't 100% sure. Looking up this rose Johno's photo of flower and bud look similar.
With thanks.
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A pleasure Nadene. It is rare that a public garden is taking the efforts you are going to to display correcture nomenclature. I, for one, really appreciate what you are doing. Deborah needs to rename and reassign her photo to ‘Aviateur Bleriot’.
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#4 of 5 posted
7 MAR 21 by
Nadene
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Thank you for your kind comments Patricia.
I will remind Deb as well.
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I have reassigned and corrected the caption of Deborah’s photo from ‘Adelaide d’Orleans’to ‘Aviateur Bleriot.
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PhotoDiscussion id : 125-804
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This photo looks a hybrid tea. ‘The patent for the floribunda ‘Cathedral City’ says it flowers predominantly in clusters.
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Thank you Patricia.
Ill post some more photos. it was out in bloom today.
Can anyone assist please with identification of this rose.
The buds have what looks like young leaves sticking out the top of the bud
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The jargon term for what you describe is foliaceous sepals.
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Thank you Margaret,
Are foliaceous sepals common?
Any ideas on what the rose could be?
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Yes, quite common, and useful as an identifying feature. Sorry I can't help with naming this rose.
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Thank you Patricia.
Ill post more photos.
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Can anyone please help identify a rose that is climbing on an arbor at the Ladies Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens in Canberra, Australia. Various old plans indicate possibly Adelaide d'Orleans or Alberric Barbier, Patricia Routley suggests it could be Aviateur Bleriot. We would appreciate feed back on what it is. Unfortunately, it is not currently flowering, however, we capture a bloom photo in November (Spring) last year.
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Take some foliage over to the Alberic Barbier at Site No. HRG 157, K11. Ladies Garden. ‘Alberic Barbier’s foliage is so distinctive and will help you eliminate, or confirm this possibility, even without a bloom.
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Thanks Patricia. I will follow up as you suggest.
Can anyone please assist with the identification of this rose? The plan shows Camp David. Is this correct if not what do you think?
Deb
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