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Name That Rose!

please ID my roses

16 years ago

I have two roses that I like to know their names. Is it the one in the pot "flower carpet pink rose"? If it is, can I plant it in a pot? How's your experience to plant them in a pot? The another one I don't have idea at all. The size of the bloom about 2"-3". The color of the bloom is getting darker when it ages. It's quite long blooming. Thanks for your opinion.

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petaloid
16 years ago
The name of the first rose is "Pink Flower Carpet" and I have put a link below to a description of it (click on the "photos" tab for more pictures):

Here is a link that might be useful: Pink Flower Carpet on HelpMeFind.com
redsnowflake
16 years ago
I have no idea what either of them are, but I sure would love to have a cutting of that second one! It is absolutely gorgeous!
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finegarden
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi redsnowflake, I don't mind to give you the cuttings, but I live in Vancouver, Canada. Hopefully I can eventually know the name of this rose and you can find it in US.
redsnowflake
16 years ago
If you really wouldn't mind going to the trouble, I could send you money for postage, and you could mail me some cuttings. Email me direct at redsnowflake@comcast.net

Thanks,
Amanda

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