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ozrose 
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11 MAY 23 by
ozrose
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This rose was introduced to Australia by Landsdale Rose Gardens, Perth, Western Australia and is sold under the name "Grandchildren's Rose".
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6 SEP 22 by
ozrose
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I feel your pain when trying to capture the true richness of colour of a rose, and the camera wants to do it's own thing. I found your comments very useful as I currently have my new bare-rooted B.C bush sitting in the wheelbarrow while I am flipping a coin over whether it will be site choice "A" or site "B". I am looking forward to her growing and flowering this spring in the meantime I shall enjoy looking at the photos you have posted.
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10 JUL 22 by
ozrose
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Rose Listing Omission
Smooth Carley Rose
I can't lay my hand on the label right at this moment but this is from the catalogue that I ordered it from. It is another of the Smooth Touch Thornless Roses collection.
"Thornless Rose Smooth Carley Rose ® is a beautiful new release thornless rose, named after a gorgeous girl who tragically lost her life in a car accident. This beautiful rose was the subject of our ‘Name the Rose’ competition in 2018, and it was the most outstanding entry received. Vibrant frilly pink flowers appear in flushes at the end of smooth thorn free stems."
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11 JUL 22 by
jedmar
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These seem like a rebranding of existing roses. There are 25 "Smooth" roses on the Emerald Gardens Australia website. Is an Australian breeder involved?
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10 JUL 22 by
ozrose
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Rose Listing Omission
Smooth Nonna's Love.
One of the Smooth Touch Thornless Roses.
Description from tag.
" A beautiful thornless rose with frilly, pink petals, flushed and edged in carmine. Abundant dark green foliage on a small to medium height bush."
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Could we have a photo of the label please, front and back.
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