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Name That Rose!

Mystery Miniature in search of a name

18 years ago

I don't know much about roses so I can't really offer much of a description. They're about an inch and a half in diameter and the bloom is a cream color. The thing is, earlier blooms this summer on the same plant were a pale yellow. I've also posted on the miniature forum along with a few questions about my mini but decided to post here too. Hopefully someone can help me identify this rose.

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shonda
Original Author
18 years ago
Oops, I forgot to add this rose. It's another grocery store mini I bought. I don't know what classifies a rose as a mini but it was tagged as a Parade Rose. However, the blooms are huge. Probably about two and a half to three inches or more in diameter. They're so big the stems sag with their weight. They start out a red color stiped with yellow and fade to a deep pink and yellow over time. I've inquired as to it's identity before but haven't had much luck finding out what kind of rose it is. All I know is I love it.
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msrose
18 years ago
I don't know about the first one, but the second one is definitely Fall Festival.

Laurie

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Festival
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