Lady HillingdonRemontant & Fragrant |
Low Roses | Bushes | Shrubs | Climbers |
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Lady Hillingdon is one of a dozen roses that always looks delightful in a photograph. Odd as it may sound, perhaps 90 percent or 95 percent of all roses have substantive beauty lapses during which the flowers are unattractive or downright ugly. Not so with this elegant lady. Don't expect a flurry of flowers, but do expect pretty ones with some fragrance. As a tea rose, this rose is most bothered by cold. Keep her warm and well fed and you will be delighted at the results. ARS members bestow an 8.3. The climbing variety is photographed here. |
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| Lowe, UK 1910 | ||||||
| Zone 7-10 | ||||||
| Tea Rose | ||||||
| Digital Camera: Fuji Finepix 2800 Rose: Berkeley Rose Garden, Jun 2003 |
Image and Text: Copyright S.R. Brubaker 2003. All rights reserved. |