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Heritage or species rose? ID help please

14 years ago

Hello

I found this rose in the neighbourhood. It is probaly not very frostresistent. I thought the foliage to be somewhat unusual and the stems are very slender and flexible. It seems to flower just once in the early summer. The whole plant looks like a slightly unruly rosebush about 3 - 5 feet high. Does any of you know either the cultivar or perhaps a likely parent or the type of this rose?

Thank you very much,

cheers, Lin

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diane_nj 6b/7a
14 years ago
Could you post larger photos, please? With close-ups of the blooms, leaves and stems. Thanks.
linaria_gw
Original Author
14 years ago
Thank you, I will try to. Probably will take some time though to post more/ larger pictures
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