Can you identify this rose?
Growing in Santa Cruz, CA, Monterey Bay, Coastal. Trunk 3-4" diameter. Sparse thorns. Blooms profusely, delicate scent, fruity scent. 13 petals. It's not "Just Joey" or "Brandy"
Growing in Santa Cruz, CA, Monterey Bay, Coastal. Trunk 3-4" diameter. Sparse thorns. Blooms profusely, delicate scent, fruity scent. 13 petals. It's not "Just Joey" or "Brandy"
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agomara_alverson thanked BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)Related Professionals
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agomara_alverson thanked Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoCould it be "President Herbert Hoover" Climbing rose version? President Herbert Hoover Cl. – Rogue Valley Roses I know the pictures have pink/red outer petals but one of the photos OP has shows red/darker orange before opening and often my roses don't match the photo colors.
https://garden.org/plants/view/3768/Rose-Rosa-President-Herbert-Hoover/
Garden.org says it's 4 feet, but a commenter says it's really tall and RVR has a cilmbing version.
Or it could be Mr. Nash Rose (Rosa 'Mr. Nash') in the Roses Database - Garden.org
All I know its they are definitely not Westerland or Polka - I have those & while they're "orangey climbing roses" they're both frilly and Westerland is almost neon.
President Herbert Hoover
Mr.Nash
More Hoover
Herbert Hoover again
3 years ago- 3 years ago
Beth Hana