Rose ID, please

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• Fran IOM Posts: 2,872

  June 2022

  @ChrisWM Just bumping up your thread for you to see if you get an answer. Plenty of members on the forum who are experts when it comes to roses. 

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• Marlorena Posts: 8,705

  June 2022

  Sorry, I would need a lot of money to attempt on i.d. on that.. simply not enough to go on...  what's required usually are full bush shots from a mature rose planted in the ground, many blooms open of different age, indications of scent, thorniness.. etc..  
  
  A single undeveloped bloom like that is just how so many roses of that colour look..
  
  I've also no idea where supermarkets get their roses from.. Could be anything.  I'm sorry..

  East Anglia, England

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• ChrisWM Posts: 214

  June 2022

  Marlorena said:

  Sorry, I would need a lot of money to attempt on i.d. on that.. simply not enough to go on...  what's required usually are full bush shots from a mature rose planted in the ground, many blooms open of different age, indications of scent, thorniness.. etc..  
  
  A single undeveloped bloom like that is just how so many roses of that colour look..
  
  I've also no idea where supermarkets get their roses from.. Could be anything.  I'm sorry..

  Thanks, @Marlorena.  Will do.  

  If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need. Cicero
  

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