Thursday, 8 November 2012

FFF51 - "EVELYN" ROSE

Rosa "Evelyn" from David Austin was bred from Tamora x Graham Thomas. The rose has the typical Austin cupped /rosette form. Evelyn is known for the beauty of the blooms, for their fragrance and for a marvellous display at flowering time. The plant has a neat vase shape at the base, then reaches both up and out. It grows to about two metres tall with some canes spreading about the same width. Basals are produced readily, and throw candelabras of bloom - bearing huge, lush, drooping panicles of soft pink blossoms. Older canes tend to bloom with single buds, or in twos and threes.

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8 comments:

  1. Hi Nick, it is really beautiful, i wish you also showed the plant, so we can see the vase-like base!

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  2. What a beautiful pink flower!

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  3. Evelyn is just stunning! So soft and elegant. Thank you for hosting.

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  4. Just wonderful ! Gentle tones are great !

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  5. Interesting shape! I wish I could feel its fragrance.

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  6. What a beautiful rose. I am imagining the fragrance is delightful.

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