Nice example of a Rosa

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Nice example of a Rosa

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Nearly in the wild, but most probably cultivated there.

Beautiful specimen.
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Looks really healthy too.

As a matter of interest, do you get 'black spot' and 'rust' on roses in Malta?

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Yes, I have seen Rose plants with rusts in Malta.
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