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ID this rose please?

21 years ago

It must be a very common one because it was only $1.01 from Kmart at the end of their throw out bare root rose sale. It was cheap because it had no label.

Now that I know what colour it is I can take it out of pot and place it in the garden next to suitable colours and rose types.

It looks to me like a hybrid tea. It is a 3ft standard if that is any help.

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User
21 years ago
Looks a bit like Apricot Nectar, just a guess though ?.
I have paid more than that for roses with labels and when flowered look nothing like the label.
A good bargain HJ...Cheers..MM.
femmeradsy
21 years ago
Could it be Peace?
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Thrip
21 years ago
Looks exactly like a picture of Dame Elisabeth Murdoch in Treloars 05 catalogue but have not seen it in the flesh myself.Sorry can't help more.Theres so many roses it "could" be from the photo.Details of thorniness,colour of stems,colour and lustre of leaves would be a great advantage in identifying.
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happyjacq_bris
Original Author
21 years ago
Thankyou peoples. It is fully open this morning so will go outside and take a photo.
See if it is easier to identify fully open.
Thankyou thrip didn't even think of those identifying characteristics. Will check on those whilst I am out the back.
User
21 years ago
No its not Apricot Nectar mine has opened fully today and the pink has gone.
So I reckon femmeradsy is right and it probably is Peace. Cheers..MM.
calthrop
21 years ago
You paid How much!
It looks like a peace rose to me but what would I know.
Any way it is still a bargain.
yvonne_a
21 years ago
Wrong shape for Peace..could be any of several roses judging by the colour...e.g., Gold Medal, Sutter's Gold or Whiskey are most likely, but my guess is Gold Medal.

Von.
bazil99
21 years ago
Hi,
I think it is a deffinate for Peace, gold medal has a more rounded petal and the other two arn't in the running.

Remember though there are a few cultivars of Peace I would like to see if the colour fades in the center of the open bloom, the out side pink ish colouring is consistant with some of the Peace strains.
yvonne_a
21 years ago
I discovered a Sutter's Gold rosebud just opening & took a shot today... have a look and compare, though its not as open as happyjac's picture.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sutter's Gold rosebud
Snodge
21 years ago
yes, I see what you mean

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