Could this be Bridesmaid?
21 years ago
I saw this at the Huntington Rose Garden on May 21. It was the most beautiful rose in the whole garden, IMO, and had no label.
For those of you that might be familiar with the garden, it was in the back of a bed of old HTs near the entrance to the Japanese Garden. There was a sign for Ophelia, but Ophelia had been dug up. This rose was in the backdrop of climbers behind that bed, behind where Ophelia would have been.
What do y'all think?
Siri Amrit
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