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Rose photo courtesy of Patricia Routley Hugo Roller. Own roots at Northcliffe, Dec 13, 2022. Provenance: Mrs Sheila Gravett, her rose no. 28 in 2003->. Plot-N-19-> Ult-25. Blooms Uploaded 13 DEC 22	Rose photo courtesy of Give me caffeine 'Hugo Roller' growing in a position with only morning sun. This seems to suit it. The blooms maintain a pleasant colour, unlike back when I had it in full sun all day. This bloom is low on the bush, towards the western side, where it will lose the sun earliest. The pinks appear less intense in this location. Scent is still as good as ever. This plant, ex-T4R on multiflora, is completely thornless. (The variegated foliage at the right is a coleus, and near the bottom is a bromeliad.) Uploaded 12 MAR 21
Rose photo courtesy of GHS69 Hugo Roller Photo by National Capital Authority (NCA), copyright remains with the NCA. Photo taken on January 21, 21 (Summer). Site No HRG144 P04 MacArthur Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia Uploaded 6 MAY 21	Rose photo courtesy of Give me caffeine 'Hugo Roller' growing in a position with only morning sun. This seems to suit it. The blooms maintain a pleasant colour, unlike back when I had it in full sun all day. These two are near the top of the bush, towards the eastern side, where they get the most sun. This plant, ex-T4R on multiflora, is completely thornless. (The plant in the background is an epiphyllum, in a hanging basket.) Uploaded 12 MAR 21
Rose photo courtesy of GHS69 Hugh Roller Photo by National Capital Authority (NCA), copyright remains with the NCA. Photo taken on January 21, 21 (Summer). Site No HRG144 N04 MacArthur Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia Uploaded 6 MAY 21	Rose photo courtesy of sghiribiz Uploaded 7 MAR 21
Rose photo courtesy of Give me caffeine Hugo has been doing unusual things lately. A couple of blooms have had the colouring inside out: white on the outside, and pink in the middle. Uploaded 19 MAR 21	Rose photo courtesy of HubertG From 'Gardening Illustrated', September 7, 1907, page 363. The caption reads "Rose Hugo Roller. From a photograph in Messrs. Paul and Son's nursery at Waltham Cross, N." Uploaded 6 MAR 20

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