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Wed, May 5, 10 at 13:36
| This is an update to my earlier posting. The rose is blooming! I have taken some new pictures, which include the flower, the buds, and the foliage. These, combined with the photo in the earlier post give a pretty good indication of what the bush looks like.
Any help in identifying this rose is greatly appreciated. Also, how does one estimate the age of a rose? |
Image link: Historic Rose? (Reprise) (51 k)
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| Someone mentioned that it looked like Cecile Brunner in your previous post. The recent pictures look like the Spray Cecile Brunner that I have. It's also called Bloomfield Abundance. One feature that identifies Spray Cecile Brunner is it has very long sepals, the green part that covers the bud. The flowers have a sweet fragrance. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Bloomfield Abundance on Help Me Find
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- Posted by susaninnorthga z7 (My Page) on Tue, May 18, 10 at 14:17
| If it is slightly peach colored it might be Perle d'Or, which is similar to Cecile Brunner, if it is a true pink I would agree it looks like CB. It looks a lot like the Pd'O that I have. |
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