An unknown rose a friend from Florida can't identify.
8 years ago
An online friend of mine in Florida is propagating an old unknown rose that someone she knows found on the property they just purchased. From one photo and the description I first thought Lady Banks Rose, but with all of the photos I've received, I'm now leaning towards Rosa canina 'Creme'. I'm in Minnesota and have never seen either of these roses in person, so I'm hoping someone here can help identify it. Please see attached photos and let me know if you know the identity of this rose.
Thanks!
Tony
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