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| Hi all, I am in love with a rose that grows at my aunt's house in Santa Cruz CA, and would like to know her name. I posted a description and pictures to the 'Name That Rose!' forum last week, but there isn't much activity over there. She looks like an old HT to me, (perhaps Climbing Etoile de Hollande?). I hope that someone here will recognize her and help me out.
She is fragrant, repeat blooming, and has a strong caning habit like an HT. The flower color is a velvety bluey-red that doesn't really come through in the photos. I included more details about the plant in my original post here. More pictures of the rose, including pictures of the whole plant, can be found here I just want to say that I lurk around here all the time, and I really appreciate all of your collective knowledge. I'm just starting to plant some old roses in my Livermore, CA garden, and hopefully I will have more to contribute to the board as my garden progresses. Thanks again! Marion |
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| Hi Marion, welcome! Your rose could well be Etoile de Holland. There is enough right about it. If you'd like to add it to your garden, why not root some to bring home? It's fairly easy, once you discover which of the dozens of methods are suitable for your conditions, the rose, time of year and energy levels. Good luck! Kim |
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| Thanks Kim. I would love to have this rose in my garden (now that I finally have a permanent garden!) I plan to layer a cane the next time I'm in the neighborhood. |
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| Thanks Kim. I would love to have this rose in my garden (now that I finally have a permanent garden!) I plan to layer a cane the next time I'm in the neighborhood. |
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