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Taken at Summerland Ornamental Gardens, Summerland B.C. Canada June 2023. Newly planted in the English Shrub Rose Garden, Two year old plant. This cultivar loves the hot dry Okanagan Valley climate and does very well here.
Uploaded 11 JUL |
June 1, 2019
Uploaded 1 JUN 19 |
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A gorgeous cluster of bloom on Lilac Rose at the Summerland Ornamental Gardens, Summerland, B. C. - June 2018
Uploaded 3 SEP 19 |
Peaking out the back of the fence in the South Okanagan of British Columbia, June 1, 2019. This a an old plant I brought from my previous garden in zone 4b Ontario. It loves it here in the hot dry climate of the Okanagan Valley. A favorite for form, colour and fragrance.
Uploaded 1 JUN 19 |
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June 1, 2019
Uploaded 1 JUN 19 |
I have come to increasingly enjoy this rose. I have been away on the West Coast for a month and a half and The Reeve is greeting me with some gorgeous fragrant blooms, not only that, but he is almost completely disease free and thriving in a dry bed with zero fertilizer, water or care from me. I am uploading some images taken this evening on September 21st.
if you like bourbon roses, especially Reine Victoria, but find them finicky, disease prone, or tender to cold, then this is a superb modern reproduction and very similar. The plant grows from about 18 inches after winter die back here in zone 4b, to over 7 feet at the end of summer, it would probably be a very large free standing shrub, or a mannerly small climber if trained espaliered. or pegged. The growth is arching and the canes are slender and flexible. This is a rose that should not be allowed to disappear from commerce in my estimation, so if you like what you see please give it a try and help to keep it in commerce.
Uploaded 21 SEP 16 |
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June 1, 2019
Uploaded 1 JUN 19 |
I have come to increasingly enjoy this rose. I have been away on the West Coast for a month and a half and The Reeve is greeting me with some gorgeous fragrant blooms, not only that, but he is almost completely disease free and thriving in a dry bed with zero fertilizer, water or care from me. I am uploading some images taken this evening on September 21st.
if you like bourbon roses, especially Reine Victoria, but find them finicky, disease prone, or tender to cold, then this is a superb modern reproduction and very similar. The plant grows from about 18 inches after winter die back here in zone 4b, to over 7 feet at the end of summer, it would probably be a very large free standing shrub, or a mannerly small climber if trained espaliered. or pegged. The growth is arching and the canes are slender and flexible. This is a rose that should not be allowed to disappear from commerce in my estimation, so if you like what you see please give it a try and help to keep it in commerce.
Uploaded 21 SEP 16 |
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