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"Peace's Best" rose Photos
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Blakiston schoolhouse garden, South Australia, zone 9b. Early November (spring). Collapsing under the weight of blooms.
Uploaded 4 NOV 23 |
Blakiston schoolhouse garden, South Australia, zone 9b. Mid-spring. The periphery of the bloom is darker purple than shown.
Uploaded 25 OCT 23 |
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Some people think “Peace’s Best” to be the gallica ‘Orpheline de Juillet’.
I lean towards it being a hybrid china because of the smooth receptacle. Comments would be appreciated.
Uploaded 30 OCT 23 |
Blakiston schoolhouse garden, South Australia, zone 9b, mid-spring.
Uploaded 23 OCT 23 |
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Comparison of “Peace Best”
Sepals only have a few folioles.
Stipules are very finely glanded, only visible under a hand lens.
Blooms at a distance seem very like Russelliana, but redder.
Russelliana:
Sepals are quite foliated.
Stipules fringed.
Blooms at a distance are purplish.
Uploaded 28 OCT 23 |
"Peace's Best" 328 001. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Sep 29, 2007. My first plant in the Rosary garden. Provenance: Melb Cemetery in the 1980's-1; Rob Peace-2; Esmond Jones-3; Pat Toolan-4 in 2004. Foliage.
Uploaded 11 NOV 18 |
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"Peace's Best" 492. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Oct 27, 2023. My third plant in the Ultimate garden. Provenance: MF came incorrectly as “Mrs. Gibbs gallica” in 2010->. Ult-151. Bush.
Uploaded 27 OCT 23 |
"Peace's Best" 328 002. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Oct 31, 2007. My first plant in the Rosary garden. Provenance: Melb Cemetery in the 1980's-1; Rob Peace-2; Esmond Jones-3; Pat Toolan-4 in 2004. Blooms.
Uploaded 11 NOV 18 |
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