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Bloom form: very full (41+ petals) - more than 80 petals, borne mostly solitary, strong fragrance
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#1 of 1 posted
27 MAY 20 by
jedmar
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Thank you! We also have a comment that it has mild fragrance. Maybe depends on location
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‘Winchester Cathedral’ is white. Is this ‘Mary Rose’?
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The flower is on the same bush from Winchester cathedral. This has been repeated for several years in a row. Also look at my pictures from previous years on HMF (I am attaching pictures from previous years). Similar images have been published by others.
Greetings
JdR
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Thank you JdR. I have seen this sporting on my plants as well. It is so common on ‘Winchester Cathedral’ that it really helps to explain in your photo caption what the photographed rose actually is. For example “a pink bloom appearing on the white ‘Winchester Cathedral’ bush”....sort of thing.
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#3 of 3 posted
12 MAY 20 by
jedmar
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Yes sports occur often ojn this strain. I used to get blush blooms on 'Mary Rose'.
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Sport Winchester Cathedral
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I’ve put the name of the rose in your photo caption. You don’t need to do a separate comment.
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Beautiful picture. I was wondering if you remember what the scent of this rose is like. Is it like old roses, fruit, tea, or something else?
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Let's wait until the end of may!
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#2 of 4 posted
26 JAN 20 by
Hamanasu
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I owe you an answer. The rose smells of tea, mild fragrance.
Greetings
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#4 of 4 posted
1 MAY 20 by
Hamanasu
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Thank you. I ended up buying it. No buds yet on my plant, but it will be interesting to compare notes on scent when mine blooms too.
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