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Labeled as Oklahoma

16 years ago

I bought this rose from Big Lots it was labeled as Oklahoma..but now that it's blooming you can cleary see that it's not.. this is like the third rose i've bought this year that was mislabeled the other two i got, i got the real names from the company.. this one I forgot the company's name that supplies roses to Big Lots..

Here is a link that might be useful:

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petaloid
16 years ago
I have started a bit of research as to what that might be, but don't know how far I'll get.

Just so you know you're not alone, I put a link from a discussion from last year about this same problem:

Here is a link that might be useful: more Big Lots roses mislabeled as Oklahoma
erich_2010
Original Author
16 years ago
if it helps.. i've been looking in my books..
the plants arches.. the main stem breaks off to several smaller stems.. the smaller stems are a little to thin to hold the roses up.. so i decided to tie it to a trellis..
it might even be a climber but im not sure..
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