VictoryWeeds,
There seem to be two by that name.
1) Travis Violets
DEAN'S ROSALIE - Plant
$6.00
DEAN'S ROSALIE (8690) (Hobbs/Gregg) Double two-tone rose blossoms stand above tiny variegated dark green, red-backed foliage. Mini
Their contact information is on their website.
2) A standard
Optimara has one called Rosalie. If you contact them, they will let you know if they have plants or
leaves. On their website, Optimara.com, click on Variety Identification, you will see it. I posted a description below.
Even though the website says it is not in production, they still might have a few plants or leaves. Good luck, hope you find it.

Rosalie

Variety Number: 246

Series: Rhapsodie

Pot Size: 4 Inch

Bloom Type: Single

Bloom Color: Pink and White

Leaf Type: Plain

Leaf Color: Medium green

Year Introduced: 1996

Year Revised: 2001

AVSA Registration Number: 8532

Patent Number: 10,482

Joanne

This post was edited by fortyseven on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 23:41

Just to add to the confusion, there seems to be, or have been, an Anthoflores (Harster) called RosaLea. I was thinking they had one named something like that and ran onto it tonight when I decided I'd found Anthoflores, not Optimaras at the grocery store. There's also a Rosalie mini hybridized by A.E. Adams, but I doubt that is the one in question.

Diana