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'Devoniensis' rose Photos
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For its second flush devoniensis put out two new basal canes ending up in corymbs. The flowers are smaller and less shapely than usual but their number is welcome. It's the first year it has behaved that way -- it might be the consistent warm/hot weather, or the biostimulant I sprayed, or both. 1 August 2022, SE England.
Uploaded 1 AUG 22 |
Devoniensis. Photo by N. Edwards, taken on April 05, 2021 (Autumn). Site No. HRG133 S04. MacArthur Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia.
Uploaded 17 MAY 21 |
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ex Loubert. May 2022, SE England.
Uploaded 16 MAY 22 |
Occitanie, France. Grafted. The picture isn't nice but this is the most beautiful bud in the garden.
Uploaded 10 MAY 20 |
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‘Devoniensis’ at Northcliffe, Oct 29, 2021. Provenance Eileen Giblett, Hill Farm->. Natalee Kuser, Aunt Myrtle’s Garden Nursery on Fortuniana rootstock in 2004. Came as “Hill Farm loose pink and white china”.
Uploaded 29 OCT 21 |
Grafted, from Loubert, planted last Autumn. One of the slowest to start, with another tea. Picture taken last week, the colors of the leaves are beautiful, even when they turn green.
Uploaded 13 APR 20 |
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Devoniensis. Photo by N. Edwards, taken on April 5, 2021 (Autumn). Site No. HRG133 T08. MacArthur Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia.
Uploaded 17 MAY 21 |
From the 1903 catalogue of the California Rose Co., page 13.
Uploaded 30 AUG 19 |
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