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PhotoDiscussion id : 39-528
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This rose isn't a Damascena rose, but a Rugosa.
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PhotoDiscussion id : 39-518
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I think this rose is "Rose de Meaux", a sport of R. centifolia.
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Merci de me le signaler, ce rosier m'a été vendu par le rosiériste Hauser (Suisse)comme "pompon de bourgogne". Ce même rosiériste m'a vendu plusieurs variétés fausses.
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You're right, the rose wasn't "Mrs Foley Hobbs"...but we're sure that wasn't an Alba! Or not?;)
P.S. Excuse me, if you don't comprend me well..but I'm not very experienced in English!
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I think this is a tea or hybrid tea rose..maybe "Mrs Foley Hobbs"?
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Possibly not Lorenzo. 'Chloris' is said to be fairly thornless, while 'Mrs. Foley Hobbs' is very prickly (see Billy Teabag's picture of 'Mrs. Foley Hobbs' stem and thorns).
I can't really see many thorns in Christina's picture.
Good luck with your collection of roses. If you start really looking at roses at 14, you are going to be a great rosarian in years to come.
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