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17 years ago

This may be kind of challenging just because it looks so much like the other OGR out there, but I figured I'd post a photo. It's a once bloomer and began blooming in late May and is just about to finish. It is a large shrub with arching canes that are about 7ft. in length. The plant stands about 6ft. high and about 10+ft. wide. It is also quite fragrant.

Thank you!

Riz

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17 years ago
A pink, loosely double, fragrant OGR? Could be one of dozens of candidates. It is, however, from the Gallicanae group of roses. Sorry, but I can't be more specific than that; there are too many possibilities.

Is it nearly thornless, except on some of the larger canes? There is a big arching pink commonly found in the PNW that it somewhat resembles. It has been tentatively ID'd as 'Charles Lawson', a bourbon.
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Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you so much for attempting to ID it for me.

I don't recall it being this loosely double when it first started flowering, but it does mature to what you see in the photo. I'll double check to see if it's nearly thornless and research the bourbon you mentioned.

Thanks again!

R
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