Lowes Rose mystery - definitely NOT "Love"
nippstress - zone 5 Nebraska
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My Sister's Mystery Roses
Comments (24)Thanks for all of your assistance so far! You guys nailed the second apricot. I'm putting together a label order and I'm officially putting JUST JOEY down for that one. This makes sense because the former owner definitely liked ordering things in multiples. I already found a metal tag for another Just Joey. The house was built in 1998. It was listed for sale by the occupant owner, then foreclosed on by the bank, then purchased by a non-occupant investor, then finally purchased by my sister. I believe it went in and out of escrow 6 times! (The real estate market is so crazy right now!) My sister doesn't know anything about gardening, so I'm giving her a crash course. I bought her some elbow length gloves and a hand pruner to start her out. She knows I'm super excited about her rose windfall, so she's letting me buy labels for her roses. I found metal tags and/or recognized about 25 roses. The roses appear to be 5- 10 years old. I know the Yellow/Red blend is not Perfect Moment since I grow that one. Based on the HMF pictures and the comments, I'm leaning towards Granada. For the Pink, it sounds like it's Bewitched. Boy, the Bewitched pictures and the Queen Elizabeth pictures on HMF look almost identical! The house has 2 Queen Elizabeths already, so I can compare them. The yellow could be Midas Touch since there is another Midas Touch at the house. I'll have to compare the two. For the coral, the HMF pictures look the most like Artistry. Plus, there was no fragrance, which I believe would knock out Tropicana and Fragrant Cloud. For the first apricot, Tahitian Sunset is too new for the age of the plant. So I'm going with Sunset Celebration. So I'm going to go ahead and tentatively fill out the label order form for Just Joey, Sunset Celebration, Bewitched, Granada and Artistry. If I'm wrong, labels are cheap! Thanks for your help. Next time I go to my sister's house, I'll take more pictures and post them. THANKS!!...See MoreMystery rose
Comments (3)It looks a lot like the Floribunda French Lace to me. The flower size is pretty large on this rose. Jen...See MoreMystery David Austin rose
Comments (12)Just a shot in the dark, but of the Austins mentioned at various Lowe's, could it be Eglantyne? The elongated shaft is characteristic of grafted Austins. Some of the blooms on the Austins at my Lowe's were showing atypical form & coloring, perhaps from heat & cold stress trucking up from Florida & lack of watering along the way/once unloaded? Picked up 2 Graham Thomas with open blooms of very low petal count - only 10. Bought them on a chill & blustery day & the temp fell to freezing that night. Replanted into porch pots a couple days later as temps began to moderate. Strong sunny days in the 70's-80's with overnights in the 60's this last week. Blooms opening the last few days have triple+ the original petal count, more in line with the norm. (Austin gives GT's petal count as "approximately 45".) Quite a change in environment & care in the 10 days I've had them & the blooms have undergone positive transformation. Sue http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.1725&tab=1...See MoreWhite mystery rose?
Comments (27)Perma, I really hope it is seaform. I heard a lot about it. Heard it glows at night and you can do a weeping standard. I was looking into that rose but it will be while before I get it maybe a yr or 2. Good luck !! jin...See Moreozmelodye
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