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Pretty red to copper semi-double shrub rose

17 years ago

This is the first I've posted here, the forum was recommended for great advice.

The photo below is a semi-double red rose, it has a subtle tinting of copper. This is not an expensive plant, it was purchased in early Spring for $3.99 from National Wholesale Liquidators. In the center of the rose is a small flying insect that landed there just as I was taking the picture ;-)

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TIA,

T

Comments (3)

altorama Ray
17 years ago
does it have any scent? those hooked thorns look
dangerous!
alida
oath5
17 years ago
That could be hot cocoa......I know it can turn orangy right?
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dan_keil_cr Keil
17 years ago
It could be Fred Loads, modern shrub with upright growth to 7'. Flowers single to semi double,light vermillion to orange-pink, in large clusters ( I see buds around your bloom) reblooming.

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