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Can anyone help me to identify this rose in my garden ?
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#1 of 5 posted
29 DEC 04 by
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That's a good picture of the flowers but could you give us more information? Such as how big is the whole bush, does it bloom all summer, have a fragrance, many thorns? The colour is unusual so with a little more information, you should be able to get it identified.
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29 DEC 04 by
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My rose is a shrub of 7-8 feets (2,5 m) high with a once spring blooming (May- June). The flowers have et very strong and pleasent frangrance. The flowers fade with a time and they don't fall down after blooming. It has a very few thorns.
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it seems to be "Chanti". I have the same rose, and the tag said so, i have been trying to find more information about it...no luck. Mine is 1,80 mts. let me know if u find out someting.I am in New Zealand
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It looks like either a Gallica or Hybrid China. Look under those catagories in the HMF lists, however there were originally so many Gallicas, that many are still unidentified.
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19 JAN 06 by
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It looks like a Hybrid Gallica probably with a China Hybrid. There are sooo many of them. But it is a place to start!
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somebody can tell me if this rose is the same one called "KIWI" in new zealand?
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31 JAN 05 by
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To our knowledge they are not the same rose. However, I could find no info on a rose in Australia called Kiwi. If and when you do find one, I would look at the breeder information on that rose. If it is the same as the breeder info on Hot Cocoa, it might be possible.
Regards,
Alan
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cliff...the picture u have for Silver Could (cambeta) is not correct, the coorect photo fot Silver Cloud is the one you have in Acapella. 100 % sure.
CONGRATULATIONS for your garden!
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6 JAN 05 by
 Cliff
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Well, perhaps not quite 100%, Maria. Cambeta is a different Silver Cloud, hybridized by Benny (2004). My Silver Cloud is a Ralph Moore introduction. Have a look at the photo of his Silver Cloud on the Uncommon Rose site and you'll see that my photo is indeed his Silver Cloud. Also, have a look at the other photo of Silver Cloud on the HMF Silver Cloud page and you'll see that it's very similar to mine. Thanks for the thoughtful comments on my garden.
Cliff
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4 OCT 04 by
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Can anyone help with a suitable rose for a tall strong hedge, 6 ft high minimum? I prefer fragrant roses, and buff, yellow, cream, or white colours.
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5 JAN 05 by
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Did you particularly want a rambler? or just one rose that you buy lots of?
Diamond Jubilee is a gorgeous buff coloured HT, nice perfume too, if I remember correctly.
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Crepuscule is a very good choice...look for it and try...
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