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Please help identify my rose bush

15 years ago

This thorny rose bush grows well (south coastal uk) and every year produces absolutely loads of small pink flowers (up to 5 cm diameter). It usually flowers in June but has been early this year due to all the sun we've had in the UK. I've been told it's a rose, but which one? there seem to be a huge number out there. Any ideas?

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Embothrium
15 years ago
I'm thinking it might be 'Champney's Pink Cluster' or something close.
childscapes
15 years ago
This is a climber that came with the house. I have divided it successfully a number of times. It offers a brilliant display each July. But I do not know its name. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot. BY the way, if you'd like to see my gardens go to shorefront.com. Thanks

Here is a link that might be useful: climbing rose
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petaloid
15 years ago
Childscapes, on this forum you can start your own separate thread. That might bring you quicker answers.

There are also some experts on the Antique Roses forum that can help if it is an older variety.

At first I thought it might be Dortmund, a Kordes climber, but the petals look too short.

Beautiful photos, by the way.
hartwood
15 years ago
childscapes, I believe your rose may be American Pillar.

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