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Could you help identifying this rose please

last year

Hi all,
I fell in love with this rose that I saw at a community garden (Boston, Zone 6B) this summer. The flowers were small and in clusters, as can be seen in the pictures. I didn't have access to the lot, so couldn't take a picture of the whole plant, but its height reached somewhere around 6-7 feet. Hoping to find the same variety to purchase this spring. Any help with identifying would be much appreciated.
Many thanks!

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mad_gallica (z5 Eastern NY)

last year

It might, maybe, possibly be one of the Meidilland roses. There was a red one that showed up around gas stations years ago.

It isn't much to go on. If you can root around the base, it's possible there may be a tag there somewhere.

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Carole Vaudable Interior Design
last year
Hi Yukselac,

It looks like it could be the 'Veterans' Honor'. It's known for its deep red flowers in clusters and can grow around 6-7 feet tall. You should be able to find it at a local nursery or online this spring. Hope that helps!
yukselac
Original Author
last year
Thank you! I looked up but Veterans' Honor seems to have regular sized flowers. These are pretty small
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dianela7analabama
last year
This is definitely not Veterans Honor as stated above since Veterans Honor is a hybrid tea and the rose shown here is a small flowered variety that can climb. I don’t not know the identity of the rose posted here but if you love the look of it check into Red Cascade and Cherry Frost climbing rose.
yukselac
Original Author
last year
Thank you! Red Cascade does indeed look similar to what I'm looking for in some pictures
mad_gallica (z5 Eastern NY)
last year
Red Cascade had disease issues here.

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