ID pls reddish/pink pinkish/red rose

18 years ago

Hi,

This rose blooms for a long time in the spring, and the blooms last a long time on the bush.

Some canes are arching....could it be a climber?

Color Â on photo is pretty true

Repeat - no

Fragrance Â slight

Bloom is about 2ÂÂ

Growth habit: climbing?

Bush is 6Â tall with arching canes longer than that

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theroselvr
18 years ago
Good luck. I would start with the David Austins but which one is the biggest question.

You should be getting more blooms after the main flush, then another flush in the fall.

I have a few DA reds blooming right now. I was standing in the yard yesterday looking at them and thinking how similar they all were and if I lost tags, how would I even ID them?

Anyway, these are the reds I have and there is a link to my HMF rose list, if you click on the names you can read about them and look at photos.

Ones blooming right now
L.D. Braithwaite
Sophy's Rose
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Traviata

Lost -
Othello
The Dark Lady
The Squire

hope this helps

Here is a link that might be useful: My HMF plant list
anemone
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi roselvr

Thank you for replying.

I'm pretty sure it is not an Austin rose. I have LD Brathwaite, which is right beside this rose, so that's definitely out.

AND this rose does not repeat.

Anemone
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