Need to identify

10 years ago

I have an older rose bush that I would like to identify. I took pictures of the size, it is around 6+ feet tall, the flowers, the leaves and stem. It doesn't have many thorns. The flowers grow in bunches. I can post more flower pictures if needed. I had trouble getting clear ones. Thank you I posted the same picture 3 times and can't find how to get rid of them. Can you tell that I am new?

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rosaceae
10 years ago
It looks very much like America, I'd bet on it. Is it fragrant?

As for deleting pics you just need to hit backspace with the cursor positioned after them, just as if it were text.
potteryrings
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you so much for your help!! It looks like America but it is not a climbing rose. It is moderately fragrant, not like say Pope John Paul II but more than
St. Patrick's. It was the first rose we planted 30+ years ago and since then, I have gotten into growing roses. I know the names of the ones I have planted recently, just don't know this one. It is well over 6 feet tall, stands on its own, and doesn't like shade.
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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
Well, if you go by my America it doesn't climb, lol! I've had it 3 years and it's only about a foot tall.
potteryrings
Original Author
10 years ago
I love the color of the roses and they do last awhile when cut. Maybe it is a unclimbing America. The color surely looks the same!