light peach opens to cream

10 years ago

I wonder is someone can recognize this rose growing in my community garden? I've managed to root several cuttings for a friend who knows a lot about roses but she can't identify this one. I don't know how old the bush is but it is between 4-5 feet tall and bushy with wicked thorns. Sweet fragrance that was stronger in the spring but subtle now and constantly blooming. Thank you

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diane_nj 6b/7a
10 years ago
Maybe French Lace.
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diane_nj it looks close but the color in French Lace looks more pronounced then in my rose. Still, that could be explained by climate and time of year.... My unknown rose is pretty subtle in everything but the thorns, which are numerous and large. I can't find anything about the thorns on French Lace but I can understand why a grower would want to downplay that quality in a rose. The unknown rose has the most aggressive thorns I have every experienced but I'm a newb. The French Lace's leave look right though; they have a irregular quality about them. Kind of a funny wiggle on the edges.... Thank you, this is very close. I'm going to suggest that one to my friend.
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