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Thu, May 23, 13 at 5:22
| This is always the first rose to bloom each spring. Once blooming, looks great all year, forms hips. Beautiful foliage.
Now this rose, look at the foliage, I know it hasn't bloomed yet but does it look farmiliar to anyone? The foliage is almost grayish. It's about to bloom but I'm just wondering what species it is. It is a found rose.
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| Glauca or Louis Riel Here's Louis Riel
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| Thank you- I can tell the blooms are white, most in clusters of 3. I will take a look at Lois Riel. I have rules out r.Glauca. Thanks! |
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| Beautiful color blooms, and I like how the petals look on the ground below. |
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- Posted by harborrose 8b-PNW (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 0:21
| I like the spinossisima's, Altora. That is a pretty one. Louis Riel looks like a lovely rose. If your mystery has a lot of thorns - I can't tell - look at r. fedtschenkoana. It has a greyish cast also. But it looks more like Joe's picture. Gean |
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| Hmm Buds very pink.
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The stems are not thornless, this is new growth.  |
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