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"Labatut Tea" rose Reviews & Comments
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14 APR 09 by
John Hook
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This is a lower growing Tea, delicate thin foliage very dark new growth and somewhat tender. I have not found anything similar other than perhaps the foliage of Cels Multiflore, the flower though seems very different. It's to early to comment on disease resistance. Found locally here in S.W France, I have not found another occurance.
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#1 of 6 posted
14 APR 09 by
 billy teabag
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It's good to see these photos John. A lovely rose.
Does the colour vary greatly from season to season?
Do you know the approx age of the rose you found?
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#2 of 6 posted
14 APR 09 by
John Hook
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I'm not sure about the variation of the flower but so far not really. The building had been sitting empty for at least 60 years and before that time this was a very poor area so few roses were purchased between then and the turn of the 19/20 century particularly by agricultural workers plants were just handed down or swapped. Of course this is guess work.
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#3 of 6 posted
14 DEC 17 by
billy teabag
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How prickly is this rose John?
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#4 of 6 posted
15 DEC 17 by
John Hook
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Hi Billie
Very few prickles which tend to be straight. Just added a pic. not very obvious but not taken for the prickles
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#5 of 6 posted
15 DEC 17 by
Patricia Routley
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Quite similar to "Wood Street Buff Yellow" but John's bloom seems to have a more rounded outline, than the pointed outline of "Wood Street Buff Yellow".
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#6 of 6 posted
15 DEC 17 by
John Hook
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This has similarities to Mme Charles (fineschi) colour wise, also the immature stem leaf colour, but buds are shorter and squatter on Madame Léopold Marchesseau/labatut
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5 FEB 14 by
John Hook
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Introduced by Chauvry 1904
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