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Two fragrant roses to shareï¼

9 years ago

(1) This has huge peony sized blooms. They have an elegant and fruity scent. But the scent disappears after the rose opens for more than 3 days. I am guessing that this is double delight.

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(2) This has smaller - medium sized blooms. The scent strongly suggests R. rugosa. What is this?

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Comments (5)

seil zone 6b MI
9 years ago
I think you're right about DD. I'm not good on OGRs so I don't have any clue on the pink one.
jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
9 years ago
At first I thought pink one might be a Hansa Rugosa but second thought do not think so???
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jazzmom516 (Zone 6b, MA)
9 years ago
Could the 2nd rose be Rose de Rescht?
jujujojo_gw
Original Author
9 years ago
Posted by jazzmom516 Zone 7 LI, NY (My Page) on Mon, Jun 16, 14 at 10:36

The second rose appears to be taller and bigger than Rose de Rescht. The scent is very strong. I really love the scent. Someone has suggested Rose Charles de Mills. But if you examine the leaves, they all have seven leaflets.
AquaEyes 7a NJ
9 years ago
It's too big for either "Rose de Rescht" or 'Charles de Mills.' Though I've never seen it in person, the first name which came to mind for the second rose is 'Russelliana.'

:-)

~Christopher

Here is a link that might be useful: 'Russelliana' at HelpMeFind

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