Photos courtesy of and taken by Gail Yellowley of the plant grown in her Australian garden. Notice the Tea-like, glossy, darker foliage which Francis Dubreuil was reported to have, and which the Barcelona imposter extensively pictured and grown across the United States and much of the rose world, does not have.
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Photos courtesy of and taken by Gail Yellowley of the plant grown in her Australian garden. Notice the Tea-like, glossy, darker foliage which Francis Dubreuil was reported to have, and which the Barcelona imposter extensively pictured and grown across the United States and much of the rose world, does not have.