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'Reine des Violettes' rose Photos
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About four years old here; this bloom from July 2022. Own root from Rogue Valley Roses. Virtually thornless; have seen occasional prickles on vigorous new basal growth near the crown. Incredible fragrance in the blooms, and the plant has that black pepper fragrance when handled (especially new growth). Does black spot readily; seems mostly unaffected. Very winter hardy. Zero die-back in three winters. Rebloom improves with maturity. My first rebloom happened fall of 2022. Tends to set more buds than it can support and they will abort. Z5b/Sunset 41 South Central Michigan
Uploaded 24 DEC 22 |
11-07-2022 Belgium by wl
Uploaded 11 JUL 22 |
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About three years old. Own root from Rogue Valley Roses. Virtually thornless; have seen occasional prickles on vigorous new basal growth near the crown. Incredible fragrance in the blooms, and the plant has that black pepper fragrance when handled (especially new growth). Does black spot readily; seems mostly unaffected. Very winter hardy. Zero die-back in three winters. Picks up incredible royal purple, slate, mauve, and even bluish notes before petal fall. One of the bluest roses in my garden in the soft morning and dusky evening light. Sometimes blooms are disappointingly pink. Rebloom improves with maturity. My first rebloom happened fall of 2022. Tends to set more buds than it can support and they will abort. No chlorosis noted so far. Z5b/Sunset 41 South Central Michigan
Uploaded 24 DEC 22 |
Uploaded 9 JUL 22 |
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‘Reine des Violettes’ on own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Oct 29, 2022. ROS-Mid-W. Came in 2003 from Chris Hale who was told it was it was Climbing Reine des Violettes. The only direction it has ever climbed for me was backwards. Blooms.
Uploaded 28 OCT 22 |
23-05-2022 Belgium by wl
Uploaded 23 MAY 22 |
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‘Reine des Violettes’ on own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Oct 29, 2022. ROS-Mid-W. Came in 2003 from Chris Hale who was told it was it was Climbing Reine des Violettes. The only direction it has ever climbed for me was backwards. Buds.
Uploaded 28 OCT 22 |
RdV has a reputation as one of the bluest roses, but in my Z6 garden, in early spring, it is no match for Cardinal de Richelieu. RdV on bottom, shaded sunlight. No filters.
Uploaded 19 MAY 22 |
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