'Sir David Davies' rose photos

SUBJECT	MEMBER FILTER	LIST ORDER
Habit / Whole plant Bloom or cluster close up Buds, sepals & receptacles Stamens, filaments & pistils Hips / Seeds Foliage / Leaves Canes / Stems / Branches Identification / Label Award	Everyone's photos Breeder's photos My photos My HMF Favorite Member's photos Private member group photos	Newest First Oldest First By HMF Rating By HMF Favorites

List customization using the above LIST OPTIONS feature is an advanced feature available to premium-membership members and sponsor listings.

Rose photo courtesy of Frank M. Luetze

Leipzig/Germany, october 2013. Gets a purple shine in autumn. Wonderful fragrance!

1 favorite vote.

Uploaded 29 OCT 13

Rose photo courtesy of cyra

Volksgarten, Vienna, 17.06.2009

2 favorite votes.

Uploaded 21 JUN 09

Rose photo courtesy of billy teabag

From Wills cigarette cards, Roses – a series of 40 cards. Issued in 1936. No 38 SIR DAVID DAVIS (Hybrid Tea) Introduced 1926 Deep crimson A variety that has admirable traits for growing as a bedding or garden Rose. The fragrant blooms are produced freely throughout the year. The habit of growth is vigorous and upright, making a large bush if desired. The foliage is light olive-green, but the wood is rather thorny. At times liable to mildew, which can be checked by spraying. Prune the end of March to five eyes.

Uploaded 17 NOV 11

Rose photo courtesy of David Elliott

Courtesy, the Royal National Rose Society, The Rose Annual, 1927

C - Member Comments

I - Accuracy Questioned

R - Member Ratings

V - Member Favorite