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Name That Rose!

Poor little rose needs a name

10 years ago

I planted this rose ages ago; as I remember it, it bloomed one year and then I never saw it again. This year I found a 4" stick attached to a root, so I nursed it and protected it until it bloomed. It is tiny like a miniture but it was a regular size bush that first year. The picture does not reflect its true color -- it is a lovely mauve color was a slight fragrance.

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GGardens
Original Author
10 years ago
Second try on the image
porkpal zone 9 Tx
10 years ago
Lovely! I hope someone knows who she is.
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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
The size of the plant has nothing to do with it being a miniature. Only the size of the leaves and blooms are smaller, not the plant size. Is it a miniature? If so it could be Sweet Chariot.

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