Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

From "Les Plus Belles Roses au Debut de XX Siècle", 1912, p. 51

Uploaded 22 NOV 16

Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L.

Santa Maria, CA June, 2016 UC Berkeley "Big Pink" Mexican form.

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Uploaded 3 JUL 16

Rose photo courtesy of Rupert, Kim L.

Santa Maria, CA July 3, 2016 UC Berkeley "Big Pink" Mexican form.

3 favorite votes.  

Uploaded 3 JUL 16

Rose photo courtesy of Benaminh

This species tends to be everblooming when conditions are right. Even though a desert plant, for me, it seems to perform best in filtered BRIGHT light; growing underneath a bigger lightly foliated shrub, versus baking in full sun mulched with gravel. I lost my first clone many years ago due to extreme site location. It was getting reflected heat and light from an asphalt driveway and a white wall while under full sun. It slowly declined and fried to death.

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Uploaded 26 FEB 16