Perfect!! Let me know what shipping will be (I sent an email but I don't know if it went through as I am having trouble with the site, it not you can email me at Tobemeghan@yahoo.com) Thanks!!

Tracy, where in the "United States" do you live, per your profile? You're discussing South American species and roses in the Andes as if that's where you are. Silk Floss trees grow readily here in Southern California and sometimes self seed, particularly in potted plants where they find more fertile soil and better water. The "Rosa Mosqueta" you discuss is Rubiginosa, the British Sweet Briar. It is an introduced plant in the Andes where it has naturalized. Reg is correct. While there are members of Rosaceae Family in the Southern Hemisphere, "roses" do not occur naturally outside the Northern Hemisphere. All roses enjoyed in South America, South Africa and other Southern Hemisphere countries are there because someone took them there. I'm guessing once a detailed look is taken at the "sucker" in your plant, it's going to be determined to be a volunteer seedling of some tree. There aren't rose species nor hybrids which present themselves as this one has been reported, even under extreme conditions. Attempting to produce commercial roses on other types of plants, even though they may belong to the same Family, is too hit and miss and usually fail. Even Luther Burbank, who practiced "Island of Dr. Moreau" gardening, had limited success with such experiments. Kim Here is a link that might be useful: R. Rubiginosa on Wikipedia

If your 'Just Joey' is a budded plant, I'd be more inclined to think that you have a sucker from the (probably Dr. Huey) rootstock. We never had many suckers from Dr. Huey here -- but we got them constantly on an Arena-grown 'Tradescant,' and we had a few on 'Fourth Of July.' If you go to the 'Dr. Huey' entry at HelpMeFind, go to the photos tab, and page back through OLDER entries there, you'll find a whole series of detail images I put up there a few years back, to help with this very identification question. Jeri Here is a link that might be useful: 'Dr. Huey' at HelpMeFind

Im now coming out of my shell !!! I have a youtube series coming out where i will talk roses . Sort of reviewing my roses . Hope you guys watch . Ill post once my channel js up .