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Identifying a rose

eeneen Posts: 5
edited July 2021 in Problem solving
I have a rose in my garden which I thought was Kordes Brilliant. Bought a second Brilliant and found it is not the same rose at all. I think the rose is a Modern Bush Rose it is about one meter tall after 3-4 years . Anyone have any idea? 

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  • eeneen Posts: 5
    I seem to have  made a mistake the rose in question is a climber not a bush rose and the Kordes Brilliant is also a climber.
  • AthelasAthelas Posts: 946
    Is it Westerland? A Kordes rose classified as a shrub rose but can also be trained as a climber

    https://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/westerland-shrub-rose.html

    https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/rosa-westerland/


    Cambridgeshire, UK
  • eeneen Posts: 5
    Thanks for your interest. I already have Westerland roses in my garden, so although in some ways similar this is not this rose.I have contacted the garden centre where I bought the rose and they say from the pictures that they think that the rose is  indeed a Brilliant and any differences in colour are due to the soil I grow it in.  Has anyone any experience of this happening? It would appear that the difference in colour is too great 
    for this to be explained by a difference in soil.
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