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David Austin Rose - Gabriel Oak (1st year)

5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago

So far the only thing this has over the James L. Austin rose is the fragrance. Everything else is pretty comparable. The bush shape from the first year James L. rose seems bushier and neater. The blooms on James L. also seem to be slightly bigger. They look very similar from afar but they do have different petal arrangement pattern.




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  • 5 years ago

    dianela7bnorthal, yeah i will update its performance as i get more time with it

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