The top three hips are ‘Devoniensis Climbing’. Below are the bush ‘Devoniensis’ from Zephyr Brook Heritage Rose Gdn, Pinjarra, Bed No. 7, site 48. Below that is No. 323 from Hill Farm which eventually turned out to be the bush ‘Devoniensis’. These last two bushes are three metres away from the climber and are planted right next to each other. Ignore the bottom three larger hips. They are of the “Mystery Cream Tea” on page 199 of Tea Roses. Old Roses for Warm Garden
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The top three hips are ‘Devoniensis Climbing’.
Below are the bush ‘Devoniensis’ from Zephyr Brook Heritage Rose Gdn, Pinjarra, Bed No. 7, site 48.
Below that is No. 323 from Hill Farm which eventually turned out to be the bush ‘Devoniensis’.
These last two bushes are three metres away from the climber and are planted right next to each other.
Ignore the bottom three larger hips. They are of the “Mystery Cream Tea” on page 199 of Tea Roses. Old Roses for Warm Garden