Unusual rose - 2nd attempt to post photos

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• bcpathome Posts: 1,313

  August 2021

  Can’t help you with a name but isn’t it pretty.

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• Obelixx Posts: 30,090

  August 2021

  @Marlorena is the usual rose expert on here.  Maybe she knows.

  Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
  

  "The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."

  Plato
  

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• BenCotto Posts: 4,718

  August 2021 edited August 2021

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
  I have never seen anything like that before. 

  
  

  If the wisdom of this forum (@Marlorena) does not come up with a name it might be worth approaching a rose breeder to see if you have something unique and worthy of commercial propagation.

  Rutland, England

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• Marlorena Posts: 8,705

  August 2021

  ...quite cute isn't it? but it's not something I haven't seen before, sorry.. especially during August when blooms can be less typical, the outer guard petals are malformed, and some inner petals too...  it may be a characteristic of this rose but I have one doing similar, if not quite as sharply detailed...  come next Spring flush, the rose should produce more atypical blooms than you are seeing now and may look quite different..  
  
  ... for i.d. you would need to show the rose with more blooms open on a larger plant... not enough to go on there.. I'm sorry.. especially without knowing from where it was obtained.. 

  East Anglia, England

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• B3 Posts: 27,505

  August 2021

  Well. I'm disappointed and it's not even my rose!

  In London. Keen but lazy.

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• barbaramillingtongjnWBb9K Posts: 3

  August 2021

  Marlorena said:

  ...quite cute isn't it? but it's not something I haven't seen before, sorry.. especially during August when blooms can be less typical, the outer guard petals are malformed, and some inner petals too...  it may be a characteristic of this rose but I have one doing similar, if not quite as sharply detailed...  come next Spring flush, the rose should produce more atypical blooms than you are seeing now and may look quite different..  
  
  ... for i.d. you would need to show the rose with more blooms open on a larger plant... not enough to go on there.. I'm sorry.. especially without knowing from where it was obtained.. 

  Thanks to everyone for their interest. Yes, a bit disappointing, but thank you @Marlorenafor that information. As I said we inherited it, but it had been sadly neglected and damaged - maybe that is why it’s malformed! I’ll wait and see what happens next year then. 

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• JessicaS Posts: 870

  August 2021 edited August 2021

  Ah i have just seen roses like this!! Harkness roses have them listed in the new section.
  Edit: called ruffles roses, looks like one of these. I want it! https://www.interplantroses.nl/assortment-roses/garden-roses/ruffle-roses

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• Marlorena Posts: 8,705

  August 2021

  Not roses I know at all, but there is an Indian Ruffles that looks similar.. maybe it's that, but the foliage does not look the same... it's important to compare the foliage..

  East Anglia, England

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• Nollie Posts: 7,529

  August 2021

  Indian Ruffles?
  
  https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.44742&tab=1
  
  https://www.interplantroses.nl/assortment-roses/garden-roses/ruffle-roses#:~:text=Ruffle%20Roses%20characteristics%20Ruffle%20Roses%20have%20a%20beautiful%2C,qualities%20are%20combined%20into%20this%20pretty%20rose%20variety.
  

  Mountainous Northern Catalunya, Spain. Hot summers, cold winters.

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• Marlorena Posts: 8,705

  August 2021 edited August 2021

  ..yeah, it's Indian Ruffles..    Dutch roses..
  
  https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=21.158052
  
  whoops. sorry Nollie, I didn't see your post..
  
  @barbaramillingtongjnWBb9K
  .. hope she's still looking in.. 

  East Anglia, England

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