Amazing Rose...name?

9 years ago

Hey Y'all!
I found this amazing rose I don't know the name of. It's soft pink, with large blooms, and it's really tall. Probably 8 ft. at least. It has a good scent, but not ridiculously overwhelming or anything. It is blooming pretty much all the time with lots of blooms, though not in clusters. It's slowing down now, because it's gettin' cold here. It's gonna be the first freeze tonight, so I figured I would post quickly. (I've kinda been putting it off) I don't really know how to post more than one picture at once, for some reason it doesn't seem to be letting me, so I'm going to post more pictures separately.

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qqqq
9 years ago
Looks like Constance Spry
thelarkascending
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you! I do believe that's it!
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gar99010
9 years ago
if it was blooming in November then you can cross Constance Spry off your possibility list. Constance Spry is a once blooming rose in the SPRING, not fall.
thelarkascending
Original Author
9 years ago
Hmm... any more ideas? Thanks anyways!
seil zone 6b MI
9 years ago
Next spring when it blooms get more pictures of it. Close ups of the blooms in all stages and the leaves, canes and the whole plant. That may get you more answers.
thelarkascending
Original Author
9 years ago
Okay. :)
jacqueline9CA
9 years ago
WHen you have more pictures, post this question and the pics on the Antique Roses forum - you will get many more responses and more people looking at it (even if it is not an antique rose).

Jackie
thelarkascending
Original Author
9 years ago
Okay, thanks! gar99010, one thing. You have to remember I live in TX. We break the rules a lot of times. ;) Daffodils bloom in January, and temperatures change from summer to winter within the same week. :) I've done some more research, and I will do it on the Antique Rose forum, but I do think it might be Constance Spry Climber. If you have any other ideas, please let me know, and thanks for y'all's help! Anna