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What is this mystery rose?

Posted by verdant0green z9 Sacramento Area (My Page) on
Sat, Mar 22, 08 at 20:27

Last year I visited a family member's garden and took some cuttings of a rose I found there. It was blooming in July but have no idea of its repeat bloom info. It was growing approximately 4-5 ft tall with a shrubby somewhat arching habit. It was very prickly with small 1-1.5" flowers with no noticeable fragrance. Here are pictures of the flowers from last year:

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Here is a picture of how thorny it is:

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These next pictures are of the cuttings I grew from the original rose...the thorns are much different now but maybe because its young:

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Sorry for the blurryness of this one...just didn't want to focus for me:

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Thanks for your help :)


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RE: What is this mystery rose?

Perhaps Robin Hood. Here's a link to helpmefind's info on it. Click on the Photos tab at the top for more pictures to compare it with.

Here is a link that might be useful: Robin Hood at helpmefind


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