This was shipped to me several years ago from Europe and was mislabeled. The flowers are small-only 5" wide skirts. The fragrance is overpowering. Leaves fuzzy and serrated. Buds slight fuzz.
Any ideas on what this is
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Barbara...my guess would be B.arborea !
I forgot to say, it looks beautiful! Now I know why I love whites!
This message was edited May 26, 2004 11:28 PM
Got me stumped.Looks similar to the aurea white seedling I have that came from England years ago.
Gee Barb, I have no clue. It sure is pretty though. Monika should be up in another couple of hours. I bet she knows.
Whatever it is, it sure is beautiful! Gosh the calyx sure hugs the corolla!
Is there just the one split in the calyx? From the picture, thats what I see.
Could it be an x candida?
This message was edited May 27, 2004 12:14 AM
Does not look like it stands out straight enough to be a pure Arbo to me,guess I you need to send me a cutting for a closer look,LOL! What a stunning white Barb!Give this one a Big sniff for me,I love the smell of the Euros.
It looks like a x candida but I can not tell, if it is a pure x candida (aurea x versicolor). It is not a B. arborea!
The flowers are very pretty.
Very pretty, Barb.
What a beautiful plant! Its so clean and fresh looking.
Very nice. I love the way the calyx comes down over the flower tube.
WOW
I don't know but I do know it would look good in by back yard
I dunno it's name but I wish it were "Lottie's New Brug" lol
Beautiful!
Native Habiat had a white "Gemini". Bloom was the smallest ever bloom only 4" across.