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'Yellow Rambler', with 'White Rambler' and 'Crimson Rambler'. From Chase Bros. catalog 1902, p. 12.
Uploaded 7 SEP |
From "Mrs. Theodosia B. Shepherd's descriptive catalogue of California flowers", 1897, p. 24
Courtesy of the Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 9 JAN 23 |
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From Peter Lambert's 1898-99 catalogue, page 40. A terrible quality image but at least it is from Lambert's catalogue and presumably was a specimen growing in his nursery. Same photo that appears in Mrs Theodosia B. Shepherd's 1897 catalogue, although that is of a better quality.
Uploaded 30 AUG |
photo from the 1913 catalog, Biltmore Nursery Roses, Asheville, North Carolina; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 29 DEC 21 |
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Found rose thought to be Aglaia. South Australia, zone 9, early autumn. Sets lots of hips. Two of these 4 floated in water, but worth planting, since it has produced repeat-flowering offspring.
Later comment: the hips produced several repeat-flowering seedlings, but they were cream: not worth keeping.
Uploaded 7 MAR 24 |
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From the blog L'âge-bleu.de, June 26, 2015 Courtesy of Raphaela Langenberg
1 favorite vote.
Uploaded 18 APR 21 |
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‘Aglaia’. From "The American Florist", April 2, 1898, p. 991
Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 10 NOV 23 |
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South Australia, zone 9b, mid-spring. 5 cuts, or stems: I don't recall the difference at present.
1 favorite vote.
Uploaded 23 OCT 20 |
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