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Pointy petals, single flower

19 years ago

Rose gurus, help! Few years ago I obtained a cutting of a very peculiar looking rose, with a petals tip shaped into a well defined point ( resembling shape of orthodox church's dome ) The flower was single ( semi-double?) similiar to Alexandra rose. Color was light pink, almost white. I left this rose with my old house and would love to replace it now. Any ideas what I should look for?

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onafixedincome
19 years ago
Try Vintage Garden's site...they have a phenomenal number of roses and eglantine photos as well. HelpMeFind is another good one; you can also call the rose nurseries and ask. A sketch or photo is very helpful.

Good luck!
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