mystery pink climber from HD

15 years ago

Organized my old pictures in computer this morning and accidently found a pink, climber rose picture that I used to have.

I had that rose for about 5 years until I can't stand for the BS, thrips and sp it.

But I still remember how pretty the flowers are and it is almost "thorn less".

A couple years ago, I saw the same rose at Lowes, but they name it "trepadora".

Again, the name "trepadora" doesnÂt help, because that means "pink climber" in English (thanks to someone at GW translate it).

It bloomed mostly from late spring to fall, on the top of branch and with light color foliage.

At one point, I suspected it might be climber "heritage".

But I also have Heritage, and I found out its flowers is more "camellia like" and stay on the branch longer.

Please help me ID this rose, so I can order it form a good vender and know how to take care for it.

Thanks,

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Comments (2)

theroselvr
15 years ago
The bloom is wrong for Heritage.

How long ago did you buy the rose?
Were you in FL when you had it? Do you remember if the root stock was fortuana (pretty sure spelling is wrong)

I went outside and looked at my roses. While some have tons of thorns, they aren't all like that. Some have thorns every 3 or 4 inches.
trepadora
Original Author
15 years ago
I bought this rose about 8 years ago in Fl, when I just picked roses by their "colors".
I donÂ¡Â¦t think it is on fortuana because I also pick up a red climber (turned out to be Don Juan) and a yellow climber (unknown, dead).
And I thing Don Juan is on Dr. Hugh, because It start to show the symptoms of Â¡Â§going downÂ¡Â¨ since two years ago.

The same rose I saw at Lowes(2 years ago) was grown by a company call "DeWart".
I called and sent E-mail to ask for the true ID for this rose but never got any response.

p.s., I mean to said that this unknown pink rose's flower is more "camellia likeÂ¡Â¨, not Heritage.
Pardon for my terrible grammar.
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