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'Tonner's Fancy' rose Photos
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Photo courtesy of Di Durston, Western Australia. August 15, 2022.
Uploaded 16 AUG 22 |
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Early October. The garden has both forms of Tonner's Fancy: this one is more open and creamy, the other more double and pinkish. This rose is the one regarded by John Nieuwesteeg as the true Tonner's Fancy. Bulla, in the orchard area down near the shed. Thelangerin clone
Uploaded 2 OCT 15 |
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Tonner's Fancy. Photo by N. Edwards, taken on October 29, 2020 (Spring). Site No. SG64 K06. Rex Hazlewood Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia.
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25 November 2013 18:48 Werribee State Rose Garden
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Two photos taken on the same morning with the same camera of the two versions of Tonner's Fancy: This one smaller, double, Malmaison pink, called by John Nieuwesteeg "Not Tonner's Fancy". Bulla, on a box type frame on the western side of the central path, 11 October 2015. Glenara clone
Uploaded 10 OCT 15 |
'Tonner's Fancy' From "Australian Roses", by Peter Cox, 1997. Page 11. |
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Two photos taken on the same morning with the same camera of the two versions of Tonner's Fancy: This one open and creamy and is the rose John Nieuwesteeg regards as the true 'Tonner's Fancy'. Bulla, in the orchard area down near the shed, 11 October 2015. Thelangerin clone
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Uploaded 10 OCT 15 |
'Tonner's Fancy'. From "Susan Irvine's Rose Gardens", 1997, between pages 226-227 |
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