I.D. this mini rose

13 years ago

I saved this rose from oblivion a few years ago.

I found it sitting in a container filled with foul water and appeared to have been that way for a long time.

I re-potted it, put it in my plant hospital and then forgot about it.

Little by little it recovered and turned into a spectacular little mini rose plant.

But the label has been lost.

I would like to know its name if possible.

It blooms both singly and in large trusses.

The color is a pastel pink with a white edge around the petals and a pale white-pink reverse.

Attached a link to my Photobucket site for more photos.

Thanks,

Danty

Here is a link that might be useful: Photobucket: Mystery pink mini

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Comments (7)

seil zone 6b MI
13 years ago
It reminds me a little of Marriotta.

Here is a link that might be useful: Marriotta at HMF
danty
Original Author
13 years ago
Yes, Sharon, it DOES have the look of Marriotta.
I grow that one also.

The blooms on this rose are considerably larger and come in huge clusters.

If its a McGredy rose I don't recognize it.

Danty
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roseblush1
13 years ago
Danty...

You might want to check out 'Adam's Smile'. Here's a photo from HMF.

Smiles,
Lyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Adam's Smile on HMF
danty
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Lynn,
That is a very close match!
Unless I find any other candidates I think I'm going to say the rose is Adam's Smile.

So now I have two smiles, Adam's and yours, Lynn

Danty
seil zone 6b MI
13 years ago
Oh that does look like it! Great find, Lyn!
intris
13 years ago
How large are the blooms?

Check out all the photos of "Old Master." I almost wonder if it could be a match since you do have the Cali sun and soil. Perhaps that took some of the darkness out of the coloring.

Here is a link that might be useful: HMF - Old Master
roseblush1
13 years ago
'Old Master' is definately a floribunda with blooms in clusters at are around 4 to 4.5" average width. It certainly is not a mini, but has been used as a parent to may miniature roses.

Smiles,
Lyn