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smallest/shortest mini rose

18 years ago

What is the smallest/shortest mini rose that you know of? I remember seeing a kind that was around 5 inches tall with flowers 1/2 - 1 inch wide. Any help is appreciated.

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bellegallica
18 years ago
Hi uarkman,

It's called, "Si". I'm including a link to Paul Barden's site where he has a picture and a write-up on it. I have one. It really is the tiniest most perfect thing. Such small thorns and leaves!

Here is a link that might be useful: World's Smallest Rose
dan_keil_cr Keil
18 years ago
Elfinglo is also tiny
joy4me
18 years ago
Hi

You may be looking for "Micro" Minis. They are smaller than Minis.

Hope this helps.

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