Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

From "Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana", by J.E. Smith, Vol. 5, 1825, Pl. 482: "Ad Eglanteriarum familiam pertinet haec species rarissima et proculdubiò distinctissima, quam in horto Societatis Horticultorum Londinensium florentem nuperrimè vidi. a. Flos absque petalis, superne conspectus. b. Idem infernè. c. Petalum. d. Fructus maturus. e. Semen." The plate was already prepared by J. Sibthorp before his death in 1796 and referred to in Vol. I of "Flora Graecia Prodromus" (1806). Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library

Uploaded 4 JUL 20

Rose photo courtesy of Michael Garhart

Two 6 year old, well-functioning plants. Roots are very different than most other roses. Very short, thick, and non-fibrous.

Uploaded 7 FEB 18

Rose photo courtesy of Sambolingo

Purchased 2017 from High Country Gardens

Uploaded 1 MAY 18

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

From "The Genus Rosa" by Ellen Willmott, Part XXIV, 1912, tab 150, p. 466. Labeled as 'R. glutinosa var. poteriifolia'. Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library

Uploaded 22 NOV 16