I posted these last spring on Carol's thread, but some time has passed. These are some of my striped oldies:

'Robert le Diable', very finely striped, not showing much of the brown tone that distinguishes it. This looks pinker, less purple, than most of the blooms I see.

'Belle des Jardins', a big fine rose, also from Petrovic. The plant is doing fine, but I wish it would sucker out, so I'd know it was a permanent resident (it's been in place for over a decade).

'Mme. Moreau', a striped Moss. Good rose, which I never hear of outside my garden. This came from Petrovic.

'Incomparable', another very finely striped kind, though it's hard to see in this photo. The quilted leaves are a bit odd, too, but the plant, a rambling Gallica, grows fine.

'Pompon de Panachée'. An adorable rose, low-growing and suckering like a Gallica, with little white blooms striped with pale pink.

Amazing roses! I very like Raspberry Cream Twirl and Wonderstripe !!

I have only Peach Swirl and Sentimental in this category, I have already posted.

But ordered Pop Art and Crazy Faison. Now want more!!

Wonderstripe looks so close to Eduard Monet I was planning to buy...

Melissa, it is great seeing you posting photos now. It is really fun for us to see your treasures.

One I appreciate having: Art Nouveau. The vertical stripes down the middle of each petal are unique. The plant has good vigor and repeat.

Maurice Utrillo ..tends to be healthy and is vigorous

Edgar Degas from Cynthia ( Nippstress) It's a healthy thing

Alfred Sisley has lived in this pot many years..it's a tough one, very healthy

Marc Chagall.

I added raspberry cream twirl and I can’t wait for it to look like Oursteelers and Dianela’s!

Oursteelers, I'm tardy to this party but what a fun idea to do these color theme threads! Such beautiful pictures of roses old and new!

I'll add a few to the list: First is Fizzy Lady, which is quite probably the same rose as the one sold in the US under the name Show Your Stripes. It's scented but only moderately so. I will say it's a good, healthy plant, but for some reason it just doesn't make me feel anything.

Second pic is Emilia Castelli, she really impressed me last summer: that picture was taken in the middle of a heatwave and she seemed to be loving it! Stays small and healthy here. Fragrance is divine.

Last is Berlingot, i love the paler colors on this one and the bees love the lower petal count. Fantastic fragrance too, strong rose with a hint of violets.

'Fourth of July'

Deanna Krause. A really great rose ! Light rosy fragrance, excellent health for black spot and a bushy complact . Shape. Available from Antique roadshow porium. You know what I mean I hope. Can't edit. I'm checking my latest pics to see if I took any of Paul jeric Jera beck, Peggy M., and Edgar degas....

Moser Striped Rose (Rainbow)

Lynnie Moss

Striped Lynnie

Kim Rupert

Strawberry Swirl

Rose Gilardi

Secret Recipe

Raspberry Stripe

My 2 cents: Peach Stripe and Scentimental.

Part 1

Simsalabim

Claude Monet (the 1992 Jack Christensen one)

Parade Day

Neil Diamond

Camille Pissarro

Broceliande

Part 2

Orange Splash (the lighter one is the original, the darker is a sport... I have both on both of my plants)

Alfred Sisley

Alakazam

Rainbow Niagara

Peach Swirl

I’ve been waiting for this day..but I can only post this one Camille Pissarro because all my photos haven’t been “selected” by Houzz and I can’t get them from my library to this page. Aagh!

I have so many striped roses photos. How do I do this? Asked by a compleat idiot..

Do you maybe have to do one at a time? The most I can post at one time is three.

Ah,,, my other favorite category!

A NIGHT OF MAGIC CL

ABRACADABRA

ALFRED SISLEY

ALL AMERICAN MAGIC

ANN HARDER

ANVIL SPARKS aka AMBOSSFUNKEN

AVANT-GARDE

BROCELIANDE

BURLESQUE

CAMILLE PISSARRO

CANDICE

CANDY STRIPE

CHIHULY

CITY OF CARLSBAD

CLAUDE MONET

CRAZY FASHION

DARING SPIRIT

DEANNA KRAUSE

EASY FASHION CL

EUREKA

FESTIVAL FANFARE

FIRED UP

FREEDOM'S RING

FRIDA KAHLO

GEORGE BURNS

GRACE DONNELLY

GRIMALDI

GUY SAVOY

GYPSY LANTERN

HENRI MATISSE

HIGH & TWINKLE

HYNOTIZED

JERRY MATHERS

JERSEY BOY

JH PIERNEEF

JUICY TERRAZZA SPLASH

LA PARISIENNE

MARC CHAGALL

MAURICE UTRILLO

MEMPHIS MUSIC

MICHELANGELO aka THE PAINTER

MOCKIN' BIRD

MODERN TIMES

NASHVILLE

NEIL DIAMOND

NEW IMAGINE

OLIVIER ROELLINGER

ORANGES 'N' LEMONS

PAINTER'S PALETTE

PAPAGENO

PARADE DAY

PAUL GAUGUIN - Christensen

PAUL GAUGUIN - Delbard

PEPPERMINT TWIST

PERFUME TIGER

PHILATELIE

PINK INTUITION

POP ART

PURPLE SPLASH CL

RAINBOW NIAGARA aka MARVELLE aka TROPICAL SUNSET

I think Ralph Moore would be delighted to see how many larger roses have been created from his original Little Darling X Ferdinand Pichard seedlings way back in 1969. I'm glad you have Festival Fanfare, Beth. I imported that from Harkness way back in 1983.

RASPBERRY SWIRL

RED INTUITION

RED PANTHER

REMBRANDT VAN RYN

ROCK 'N' ROLL

ROEDEAN

SCARLET RIPPLE

SCENTED JEWEL

SCENTIMENTAL

SCHOOL SPIRIT

SHOW YOUR STRIPES

SIMSALABIM

SOS CHILDRENS ROSE

STRIPED QUEEN ELIZABETH

TATTOOED DAUGHTER

TAWNY TIGER

TAWNY TIGER SPORT

THE STREAK

TIGRESS

TROPICAL LIGHTNING

Alfred Sisley

VICK'S CAPRICE

WANGUAFONG

XOXO

ZEBRA

There are others, but these were all I had from last yr....

Kim, thank you for importing FESTIVAL FANFARE, along with so many other wonderful roses! This guy survived the fire, thankfully. Not easy to find anymore. It's a really cool rose.

Beth are these all post fire? What an incredible collection. Each one a winner

Beth, if you're interested in standards, I found Festival Fanfare canes rooted very well and made VERY strong standard trunks (hint, hint). I'm SO glad you have Striped Queen Elizabeth! Mr. Moore raised a rose he called QE76STR, meaning a striped seedling of Queen Elizabeth which first flowered in 1976. He shared it with me and I found a darker, stronger sport on it, which I named Striped Queen Elizabeth. I brought him back cuttings of it as it was an improvement on the original in vigor and darker pink variegation. I budded a plant of it for The Huntington which was planted in the main garden. John Bagnasco obtained cuttings from it and there are two plants of it in the San Jose Heritage. Mr. Moore hoped this mutation might prove more fertile than the original. If it did, none of the results were ever made public.

Here's Roller Coaster:

Beth, I bet you have the biggest collection of stripes anywhere! You could make a book of them. I think my favorite is Candice and it is hard to find.

Roller Coaster looks like a fine plant.

I know this probably doesn’t count but this my Aldi special. For $6 how could I say no?? I love how some blooms have more red and some are more white. I love all these striped pictures!

Ariel, of course it counts and anyway what counts most is how you enjoy it. It's very cute.

Think I'll include this little one, Peppermint China. It is a low grower but wide and sturdy and tough. A good plant. Blooms are about the size of a nickel.

Sheila’s perfume

Raspberry Swirl

Marc Chagall

Erasmus, I like that 'Peppermint China'.

Beth your collection is OUTSTANDING!

Beth your collection is incredible! I can tell you have a passion for collecting these unique colored roses.

Kristine, yes these are all photos from last yr. And thank you all for the nice compliments. I do love the stripeys and the oddballs! It's fun to share them.

Kim, I did see on HMF that you discovered SQE. So glad you did, and thank you for sharing it. I actually got it from John, again via Steve as a budded maiden two yrs ago. It sprouted a very short stem which bloomed nicely. But when I went to pinch the spent bloom off, I accidentally pulled the whole budeye out of the shaft. The stem was barely 2". I immediately potted it up in a little 3" pot and put it in the greenhouse. I was amazed when it rooted faster than some of the other stems I had potted up about the same time! She's still a small plant, but she gave me two nice small blooms. Looking forward to more in the coming season.

Thank goodness you saved it! There aren't that many around. I hope you can encourage it to prosper and get more of them out there.

Wow!!! That was SUPER!! I'm so glad that I'm getting Peach Swirl this spring...the pictures here show what a beauty it is!!

Beth - you are indeed the Queen of Stripeys!! Loved them all! :) :)

Kim, I will try my best! Right now she's a spindly 2-stemmed little thing. Might have to try giving her some epsom salts soon....

Beth, I'm pretty sure Sally has Pink Clouds. You should get some from her root it and then try budding Striped Queen Elizabeth. Once you have success budding one, you'll probably bud most of them. It's SO easy!

I only have 1 stripped rose, and the longer I grow it, the more I'm temped to try 1 or 2 striped HT's in my garden.

Here is my only striped rose.

Strawberry Kiss's

Ken - gorgeous!!! I especially love the 2nd and last pics!!! And congratulations on winning!!! Stunning rose!!

I'm going to include my seedling of 4th of July. I named it Fran's Pirouette . It is fragrant and has decent vigor.

Erasmus, that’s a beautiful stripe. I’m not crazy over many of the striped roses, but that one catches my eye. If you lived next door I’d be tempted to sneak over in the dead of night for a cutting.

Erasmus - beautiful rose...well done!!! Is it a climber? You did really well!!!

Thank you, Judi and Carol. It's not a climber. I have two plants of it in the ground...the oldest is about 4' x 3'. The other one might get bigger as it's in a better spot. It's just an open pollinated seedling. I have some new ones popping up right now under lights indoors. It's always fun to see what they do. I'm really not that crazy about stripes either.

I like to have a few.

Erasmus - I love stripes...and that one is beautiful, please post more pics of it this summer!!