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Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 14:39
| Dear Garden Web, does anyone know what this rose might be? it was my friend's grandmother's, does not have a strong smell, and it doesn't seem to do well in the heat of Tennessee. Thank you! |
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- Posted by jacqueline3 9CA (My Page) on Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 16:25
| Petrichor7 - there are so many pink roses, we need a few more clues: Pls post a picture of the entire bush. Also, does it re-bloom all Summer & Fall, or does it only bloom in the Spring? Jackie |
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| My guess would be QUEEN ELIZABETH. |
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- Posted by petrichor7 none (My Page) on Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 20:17
| Dear Beth, I think you are right about it being queen elizabeth. It blooms summer and fall and has nice hips and it was a tall bush. It also would have been well known. I am astonished you could identify it from one picture. I am so glad I asked the experts! Thank you! |
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| Good call, Beth, that's what I was thinking. The shape is classic QE as is the bud shape. The color isn't too far different than what it traditionally looks like here. Kim |
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| I agree, QE. |
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