'Alba Odorata' rose photos

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'Alba Odorata' rose Photos

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Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings	V Rose photo courtesy of Cass July 2007 bud of "Musgrove Mill," a found rose from Musgrove Mill, South Carolina that is the same variety as the rose considered to be 'Alba Odorata' in California 1 favorite vote.
Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings	V Rose photo courtesy of Cass This is "Musgrove Mill," which I surmised was a hybrid bracteata from the bracts. I feel that the foliage has a certain resemblance to Rosa laevigata in the way the leaves are held upright. 2 favorite votes.
Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings	Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings A huge, beautiful, thorny monster of a rose, with fascinating buds. JEri Jennings
V Rose photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings Photographed in an old Gold Rush Era Cemetery. 1 favorite vote.	Rose photo courtesy of Cass Fully open blooms measure about 3 1/2 inches (about 8.9 cm) and have a soft, sweet scent.

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