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Can anyone identify this rose?

10 years ago

I usually keep good records on my roses, but somehow lost the name of this one. It drives me crazy not to know the name of a plant in my garden. Help, please. :)

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gardenbug
10 years ago
Could it be Lavender Crystal? Is it fragrant?
sunflowersrus222
10 years ago
Lavender CrystalÃ¢ÂÂ¢
Other names:ASAlav, ASAlar, Blue Crystal

I attached a link so you can look and compare.

Here is a link that might be useful: lavender crystal
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bonny46
Original Author
10 years ago
It does look like Lavender Crystal! It is raining hard here now, so I cannot tell you if it is fragrant. It is just a baby, and I don't think it even bloomed last year for some reason. I moved it this spring, and seems to have come back from the brink and is prospering. Thanks for your help!
ken-n.ga.mts
10 years ago
Not to mess with anyone but I'm not convinced it's Lavender Crystal. It looks more like Herbie to me. Lavender Crystal seems to have scallopped petals. Herbie doesn't. Take a good look at both roses on HMF.

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