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HubertG 
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From Theodor Nietner's 'Die Rose', 1880, facing page 8. Same as previously uploaded image, but perhaps the colour is closer to the original (?)
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Bloom of the bud posted previously. 27th July 2020.
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From the 1938 catalogue of Brooks & Son, Rose Growers, Modesto, California, page 14. The accompanying description reads:
"COUNTESS OF STRADBROKE. For those who want perfection in a red Rose, this new climber from Australia will meet every requirement. In form the buds and flowers are second to none. The color is a beautiful shade of dark unfading red and has shown no tendency to blue with age. The plant is a moderate climber and has shown remarkable resistance to rose diseases. The flowers are carried on good stems for cutting and are produced throughout the growing season."
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23rd July 2020 (midwinter) Sydney (with a dahlia).
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Quite a good winter flowerer, but nods. 27th July 2020 (midwinter), my garden, Sydney. I love the fragrance which is more pronounced in the cool weather. The other side of the same bloom.
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A cutting-grown plant a few months old still in the pot in which it was struck. 6th July, 2020, Sydney, AUS, (winter). The flower stalk often remains somewhat reddish-brown.
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Quite a good winter flowerer, but nods. 27th July 2020 (midwinter), my garden, Sydney. I love the fragrance which is more pronounced in the cool weather.
Uploaded 10 days ago |
A cutting-grown plant a few months old still in the pot in which it was struck. 6th July, 2020, Sydney, AUS, (winter).
Uploaded 6 JUL |
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