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Name That Rose!

identify roses please.

mommas_secrets85

11 years ago

I posted in another section of Houzz that as an armature I planted several roses and don't recall the names. Now I need to know. Someone asked me to post and they would try So here are my babies

Small always happy. Nothing hurts it

Both are from same climber. Blooms like crazy, very susceptible to mold. Heavy rains destroy it.

Climber Only one bloom so far. Usually very hardy accept the last two winters something is chomping on its leaves

Light peach Climber Hardy

Climber My MIL was building a new deck 15 yrs ago and this beauty had to go At the time it was 12 yrs old. It came to my garden instead of the trash when MIL passed away 5 yrs ago, I placed several roses from it in her casket. I'm never giving up on it

Those I know My Knockout

Any help one can offer is much appreciated.

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Comments (5)

bethnorcal9
11 years ago
I'd bet that first one is CHARISMA. The second one (warm pink climber) looks kinda like DREAMWEAVER. I could be wrong. I tried to get that rose three times and it always died on me. Now it's no longer available. Yellow climber might be GOLDEN SHOWERS? The peach climber I don't recognize. The white-with-pink-edge climber is most likely HANDEL. And the red stripey... not sure.
kingel7
11 years ago
Last one peppermint delight maybe?
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countrygirlsc, Upstate SC
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Papageno looks close to the striped one, but I don't know if it was available in the US at the time you MIL originally purchased it.
mscamille8southernoregon
11 years ago
You're top rose with red, orange and yellow looks just like my Floribunda called Mardi Gras. I have had it for one month and it constantly blooms, current count is at 15 on a 3-4 ft tall bush.

http://www.beautifulflowerpictures.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/rose_mardi_gras_3549.jpg
Caitlín Carrigan
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Charisma is right. I have that beauty in my front yard and the only reason I know is I remember cutting off the tag when I planted it. Gorgeous thing. :)

Though I'm not an expert. :)

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