'Sweet Flora' rose photos

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'Sweet Flora' rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Tasmania, Australia, Spring 2011. Uploaded 18 NOV 11	Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Large trusses of buds, , Tasmania, Australia. 8/10/2011 Uploaded 8 OCT 11
Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Tasmania, Australia, Spring 2011. Uploaded 18 NOV 11	V Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Bees love it! I have a theory about this. I've always noted that bees seem to be most attracted to my most fertile seed parents. A friend of mine who keeps bees says bees prefer pollen with high protein levels and maybe this is an indication of fertility. The bees know best, that's for sure! 1 favorite vote. Uploaded 14 SEP 11
Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde New foliage, , Tasmania, Australia. 8/10/2011 Uploaded 8 OCT 11	Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Stipules, Tasmania, Australia, 2010. Uploaded 14 SEP 11
Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde New foliage, , Tasmania, Australia. 8/10/2011 Uploaded 8 OCT 11	Rose photo courtesy of Simon Voorwinde Uploaded 14 SEP 11

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