Planted the left-over survivors of the Rosa webbiana seedlings in our garden. They didn't want to grow/get bigger in their pots.

I have at least three OP seedlings of this rose.
Outcome of the "Dutch Roulette": One is very promising and has Gorgeous flowers with a terrific scent! It has light-green coarse leaves and till now no diseases.
Doesn't look at all like its hip-parent. In the near surroundings are several scented old-rose-contenders, to be the pollen parent.
Another-one has shell-pink-white flowers. None of those till now well formed, due to critters and the weather.

Thérèse Bugnet gave me some awesome 2014 OP seedlings. All these roses have a wrinkled Rugosa foliage.

In the mean time, I grow quite a few OP seedlings in pots.
So I'm glad, that I can plant some of them at the private lake, in which I can fish for carp.
Extra bonus: I can enjoy roses over there too.
Other roses, I propagated, are spread over an area I make bike-rides in. Gave those away for free to residents and farmers.
The rose garden is crossing borders and gaining territory ;-)