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White Roses with Pink Edging

11 years ago

Out of curiosity I am wondering how many WHITE roses with PINK EDGING there are? I think they are gorgeous, and I knew about a few of them, but there seems quite a few more than I was aware of. Post a picture if you have one available, please.

Comments (22)

  • 11 years ago

    Oh gosh, Sara, there are tons of them! This is one of the prettiest ones I have.

    Moonstone



    But I also have Gemini and Kristin. I have had, Iobelle and Picotee. I'm sure there are a thousand others though!

  • 11 years ago

    Seil, that's a beautiful picture of Moonstone, I love it!

  • 11 years ago

    Moonstone, Secret and Nicole were the first to pop into my head, but I don't grow any of them. My Secret's Out, a sport of Secret, does give me a "Secret" bloom or two each season, though:



  • 11 years ago

    Oh and one of the local nurseries here has the new HT, Best Kept Secret, in 5 gallon pots this year. It's white with pink edging, highly fragrant and supposedly will stay a very compact plant...I'm trying very hard to resist buying that one...wish me luck!

  • 11 years ago

    Grace Kelly and Louise Estes are two more.

  • 11 years ago

    Check out Miss Congeniality, new for 2016, on Breck's or Rosemania's website. It is a grandiflora.

    I love LOUISE ESTES:

  • 11 years ago

    MOONSTONE

  • 11 years ago

    Eden climber--a real beauty.

    Kate



  • 11 years ago

    These are all so gorgeous! I would agree Kate, Eden is a real beauty, I have always admired it. Yours is lovely.

  • 11 years ago

    LYNN ANDERSON


    MARLON'S DAY

    MOONSTONE

    PINK PROMISE

    PINNACLE

    PRINCESS DE MONACO

    SECRET

    TABRIS

    TOURMALINE - probably not available anywhere



  • 11 years ago

    When I came across photos of Secret on the Rose Forum years ago, I was dumfounded, I had not known you could grow a rose like that. Secret was responsible for my addiction to growing roses, still going strong, although I now only have about 30 of them.












  • 11 years ago

    Here's the one that began my love affair with this combo.

    Pristine - Warriner'78, HT



  • 11 years ago

    Wow!!!

    That Pristine looks ethereal. So, perfect and "pristine."

    I'm in love with the Secrets - especially the 2nd to last one!!

    Beth - you're Acropolis, Atlantic City and Pinnacle are wowzers!! And Acropolis turns green??? Gosh, I have to look that up on HMF!

    Secret's Out is simply amazing!!

    Love, love these!!

    Carol

  • 11 years ago

    Divine. Love every one of them. Mossy, your photos of Secret, show your love of them.
    Would love to use one, for my friends greeting cards, I make.


  • 11 years ago

    Oh...hurry up Spring! These beautiful roses make me miss my roses so so much!

  • 11 years ago

    We shouldn't forget varieties like Kordes' Perfecta, Crescendo, Mme. Pierre Oger, and Charles Aznavour. Crescendo and Mme. Pierre Oger also smell good.

  • 11 years ago

    Mossy, what gorgeous photos of a gorgeous rose! Some of them almost look like exquisitely colored gladioli!

    Maybe I'm pushing it a bit here since the following rose is often a soft blend of white, pink, and pale yellow, but the pink and white colors are quite prominent at one stage of its bloom development and the delicate pink blushed edging is apparent at almost all stages.

    Easter Basket


    Kate

  • 11 years ago

    Thank you for the comments, and Inga, as long as you aren't selling them I would be honored to have you use one of my photos for a card.


  • 11 years ago

    Suffolk is also very nice (haven't figured out how to post photos yet)!


  • 11 years ago

    California Dreamin' and Strawberry Ice - both of which I am getting this year. Those photos of Secret are simply gorgeous! May have to add one to my already crowded pot ghetto.......

    Judith

  • 11 years ago

    Thank you mossy. No, certainly not sell. My friends will enjoy, such a lovely bloom.
    It will make a spectacular birthday card.
    The hardest part will be to choose the loveliest one.


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