ID confirmation needed
I posted this rose in the gallery and nummykitchen suggested that it was Magnolia Kordana.
This is a copy of the post http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3153116/blooms-since-june-1-us-to-w?n=9
Andrea - I think you are onto something suggesting a Kordana rose for the creamy apricot unknown. It would actually make sense because it is, or should I say was, a grocery store mini. It's not so mini anymore! I had a look at the website - I don't think it is the Magnolia Kordana but it could very well be the Belami Kordana. HMF doesn't have any pics but if you google, a couple come up. Thanks so much for the suggestion.
@ Everyone - please let me know if you think this rose is actually Belami Kordana. Here is another pic - Sharlene
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nummykitchen
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Ivan Ferdous
8 years agoWould you say this is the same?
These were cut few weeks ago.. Not sure if it is magnolia kordana.nummykitchen
8 years agoIvan Ferdous
8 years agonummykitchen
8 years agoHmm, okay maybe this Pearl Kordana? This photo is from the Kordes website...
I don't know though, I'm no expert with these! Just trying to help :)s
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bethnorcal9
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