Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley

“Blackwood Inn West”. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. October 24, 2021. Provenance: Blackwood Inn at Mullalyup, W.A. In 2001->. Bun-S-E->. Bon-S-15/16 in 2010. Bush.

Uploaded 9 DEC 21

Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley

Blackwood Inn West”. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Nov 3, 2022. Provenance: Blackwood Inn at Mullalyup, W.A. In 2001->. Bun-S-E->. Bon-S-15/16 in 2010. Blooms.

Uploaded 3 NOV 22

Rose photo courtesy of petera

Almost white this spring. This is its 4th season. It is a vigorous, good garden plant. Initially the flower stems were weak so the flowers drooped in a typical EHT way. Over the years they have become stronger and the flowers are usually upright. There is a little bit of mildew on it at the moment but it is usually very healthy. Mount Macedon, Australia. Plant from John Nieuwesteeg.

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Uploaded 18 NOV 20

Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley

“Blackwood Inn West”. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. October 21, 2022. Provenance: Blackwood Inn at Mullalyup, W.A. In 2001->. Bun-S-E->. Bon-S-15/16 in 2010. Bush on the right. Two old roses looking a bit similar, although the bloom of “Pippies Pottery Pink”, left, is darker than the paler “Blackwood Inn West”, right. “Pippies Pottery Pink” is thought to be ‘Lady Ursula’ and “Blackwood Inn West” often brings up thoughts of ‘Catherine Mermet’ and/or its sports. “Blackwood Inn West” sets many hips. ”Pippies Pottery Pink” is reluctant to set the odd hip.

Uploaded 21 OCT 22