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Please Identify this rose.

linjon zone 5
11 years ago

We bought our home in 1981. There was a rose bush next to the house that was about 4-6 feet tall. That has since died but there are some smaller ones that are in the front yard. They struggle each year because snow piles up on them due to their being where the driveway is. I would like to try to find out what this rose is as I want to see if I move it to a spot with less snow pileup but a little more shade it will be able to do better. The canes on it must be propped up when it blooms or the weight of the blossoms make the canes lie on the ground.

Comments (7)

  • linjon zone 5
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    This is a photo of the thorns on the rose I am trying to get identified.

  • linjon zone 5
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    This is the bud of the rose.

  • linjon zone 5
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Another photo of the rose.

  • petaloid
    11 years ago

    Please ignore the previous poster's spam.

    Your rose looks like an older, heritage variety, and I suggest that you ask your question again on the Antique Roses forum.

    You could give them a link this thread or re-post your excellent photos there.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Antique Roses Forum

  • ShadowLady57
    11 years ago

    It looks like a Burbon Rose called "Gourdalt", try looking on the webstie everyrose.com

  • Rose_Bitten
    11 years ago

    It looks to me like Sweetness Grandiflora. My canes need support too.

  • User
    11 years ago

    That is the unmistakeable 'Banshee'.

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