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"Roseville Noisette" rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 120-381
most recent 27 FEB 20
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27 FEB 20
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Michael Garhart
Looks like a poly-tea to me, like several others.
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27 FEB 20
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Margaret Furness
Good point. Attached is a photo of the colour range of my White Cecile Brunner today (late summer, zone 9b, South Australia). Now about 1.8m tall.
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