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Mon, May 7, 07 at 21:02
| I have 2 unknown ramblers that I am trying to identify. The details are posted with pictures at the link.
Thanks for looking,
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Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of unknown ramblers.
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| Collin, the darker one could be Crimson Ramber. It is from multiflora, so the stipules (flanges at base of leaf stems) would be fringed. The other common cherry-red ones are Excelsa, which generally has larger clusters, and Chevy Chase, which I haven't seen. As I recall, Excelsa does not have fringed stipules. The light pink is probably Dorothy Perkins. Light rose pink, very tough, but mildewy. The look nice on the tripods. |
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| I suspected that the pink one was Dorothy Perkins. And yes, the dark pink one does have fringed stipules, so perhaps it is Crimson Rambler. I had thought Excelsa. Thanks so much for the info. Cheers! |
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| Crimson Rambler does have the white centers, which I forgot to mention. |
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