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Sat, Oct 26, 13 at 17:02
| Any guess on this ID? it seems like an old HT. Thanks in advance for your comments and greetings from Argentina!
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| That is a handsome rose and bush! Sorry, but I have no idea what it is--I'd sure cherish it if it were in my garden, however. Hope a more knowledgeable poster happens along to help you out. Kate |
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- Posted by plan9fromposhmadison 8A Madison Mississip (My Page) on Wed, Oct 30, 13 at 0:28
| Looks like 'Aloha' to me. It was hybridized by Gene Boerner in 1949, and I don't have to tell you that it's one of the greatest roses of all time. It's classed as a Hybrid Tea, but it's vigor and great foliage are hardly typical of that class. Boerner produced several other 'greats', by the way. |
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| Quite similar, but not exactly the same, I guess. Thank you very much for your contribution and greetings from Buenos Aires! |
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