I'm growing currently a Ghislaine de Feligonde which is
patented. As I researched I found its likely old garden rose called Fruehlings gold. I'm wondering if anyone out there has it or one that looks real similar.
I'm creating a yellow and white rose arbor in partial shade. Yes I trade lots
of plants. We have red old garden roses that are climbers at least they measure
10 ft or higher and go around a 6 ft tipi. If you have any sticks I will trade roses. Agatha Christie, King's Mac, garden roses, New Dawn, Compassion, and couple others not coming to mind at the moment. My Ghislaine de Feligonde is not doing well at this point and I'm not happy with it. I ordered from Antique Rose Emporium and the first year it did ok, but the 2nd year it didn't. All my other roses are fine, but that one. This is why I'm going to start looking for the old roses. Please let me know: starchild2008@live.com

It's a yellow and white open petaled rose and this rose produced Ghislaine, or was part of the mix. Open petaled roses need less sun that roses like Bourbons, plus they are better for bees. Please let me know, I have my eyes out locally also, someone around here used to have a rambler that looked similar to this one. Sticks are great, thank you