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30-OCT-2015 Yvonne

The Himalayan Musk rose

At home

A vigorous scrambler with vicious hooked thorns can reach 12 metres in height...and ours is climbing a tree from the Himalayas - a large cedar tree. Here is a small sample of
it in bloom. At present, in our autumn, there are bunches of vermilion oval-shaped hips extending from each cane. As one drives in our front gate this is what we see in spring.
Discovered circa 1823

Canon EOS 40D
1/250s f/4.5 at 90.0mm iso200 full exif

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Buz Kiefer18-May-2016 18:23
Lovely, Yvonne. Looks like a quite primitive variety. Vote.
Alexander Kazakov08-May-2016 17:28
Very nice! V
Buz Kiefer11-Apr-2016 14:01
Beautiful rose. It looks like a very old variety. Vote.
Bryan Murahashi10-Apr-2016 04:37
Beautiful little roses. Very nicely captured. V
Gill Kopy10-Apr-2016 01:23
12 metre thorns (ha ha). What a welcome sight this would be in spring ! Lovely. V
BAS Photography09-Apr-2016 21:43
Awesome! ~V~
Johnny JAG09-Apr-2016 20:31
Looks very much like our wild roses
Tom LeRoy09-Apr-2016 19:11
The flowers are pretty, dainty, but with those wicked thorns and huge growth potential...a lot of respect. Beautiful shot, Yvonne. V
Walter Otto Koenig09-Apr-2016 17:39
Beautiful roses. I am seeing these for the first time. So nicely presented. "V"
joseantonio09-Apr-2016 09:21
Had never heard about this before.Thank you for showing.V.
Pieter Bos09-Apr-2016 08:06
Very creative again! ~V
Anitta09-Apr-2016 07:42
Another beautiful addition of your floral art. V
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