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yellow rose, fragrant, thornless, disease resistant

patiencenotmyvirtue

10 years ago

Hi, this rose was in zone 8a, DFW, Texas. It was growing in this habit unsupported, canes were naturally upright and stiff. It was grafted. I would love to know the variety. It was taken out due to issues that had to be corrected. I will add a photo of an individual bloom in the comments. Thanks for any help in identification. Cathy

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patiencenotmyvirtue
Original Author
10 years ago
Here is the only individual bloom pic I have. Hope this helps!! The color is a bit washed out in this pic, but it was not a harsh yellow, bright, but soft in tone.
seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
One I know that likes to grow very tall and upright like that is Midas Touch.
patiencenotmyvirtue thanked seil zone 6b MI
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patiencenotmyvirtue
Original Author
10 years ago
The growth pattern does seem to fit. However, the mystery rose is thornless. Thanks for chiming in, tho!
braverichard (6a, North MO)
10 years ago
There aren't many thorn less roses in commerce today, I suggest you just
go to various rose nursery websites and search for thorn less roses and
see if anything similar pops up.
patiencenotmyvirtue thanked braverichard (6a, North MO)

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