a few rose id's, help please

14 years ago

Shrub roses from a master gardener sale a few years back. If you say the name I may remember. Any help would be appreciated.

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petaloid
14 years ago
I strongly believe that I have seen this rose before. It's bothering me that I can't put a name to it, but I will keep thinking.

Please let us know if you discover its name before we can figure it out.
akaj9
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14 years ago
Found it..Thanks to the rose lady at KVLS, Our local master garderner plant sale....Smiths Parish, there is a perfect pic in a book she had, on a rare occasion this bush will bloom a single red rose....(i'll keep a watch for it) LOL
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