Crop 049 'Rosamonde', Rosa mundi' Gallica Old Garden Rose introduced before 1581, (zones 4 thru 8, 4'x4'), a sport of the 'Apothecary's Rose' named after Rosamond Clifford Mistress to King Henry II, it blooms for several weeks in late spring to early summer.
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Pictures of flowers, fruit and fall foliage on some plants we may be growing for our retail sale. We dont sell plants until they have flowered proving the variety. If a picture shows just the yellow label it may not have flowered yet so ask me about this variety in an email.
This one in a 45 gallon is being used for display in front of the house and propagation of more plants (10691rosamundi.jpg).
Above is fall foliage on Gallica Rose 'Rosa mundi' #10691 (01101rosamundi110109.jpg).
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Availability? Rose Guide & Inventory. We grow plants to sell at our plant sale. Read my notes on the zone hardiness numbers I use. Do we do mail order? Check my picture-newsletter Want to purchase? email me.
Pictures that you can find in books that might be available at your local library (they were in mine), and what climatic zone the author thought this rose fell into.
("David Austin's English Roses" Austin, 66), ("Designing With Roses" Lord, 82), ("Growing Roses For Small Gardens" Gibson, plate #19)
Crops (the crop number is painted on the side of the pot so as to show up well in pictures)
49-4) Potted in 7 gallon pots on April 16, 2007; 10-691, 10-692, 10-693, 10-694, 10-695,