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nicole_in_nc
Wilmington, NC

April 03, 2001
04:48 PM

Post #3182

This is the rose bush that my Great Dane *pruned* for me over winter!! I was so fortunate for it to survive!! Have not yet tried propogation. (But am very anxious to!)

If anyone can please identify it, I would be forever thankful!!

Spring is here!!! Yippee!

warmest wishes,
Nicole

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AJC

April 03, 2001
04:54 PM

Post #65024

Oh,wow, i am not a rose fan, but that one is great, like it loads.
pebble
Bodrum
Turkey
(Zone 10a)

April 03, 2001
06:00 PM

Post #65035

It's a beauty...But I dont have any idea what it is.
louisa
Troy, VA
(Zone 7a)

April 03, 2001
07:07 PM

Post #65041

AJC - "loads" - Frank Loads??? Nicole it looks like a hybrid T, and I'm not too familiar with them, but it could be Grand Impression, or even a floribunda called Outrageous!
MzMunchken
Crestview, FL
(Zone 7b)

April 03, 2001
08:01 PM

Post #65046

Removed by member request
tom1953
Kingsville, OH
(Zone 5a)

April 03, 2001
08:13 PM

Post #65049

Hi;
How about Tropicana, I was a caretaker for a company that had hundreds of roses.
Tom
Semiplena
Fremont, CA

April 04, 2001
03:59 AM

Post #65131

Hybrid Teas are not my specialty, but that is the kind of rose that you have.

Mike
sunflower
Olive Branch, MS
(Zone 7b)

April 04, 2001
12:28 PM

Post #65267

Your rose greatly resembles the HT Veldfire, or the Fl Charisma. I have both, and both are very similar in color, but not size of the bush. Veldfire is a tall upright shrub, say 4'-5' with blooms usually one to a stem, and Charisma is about 3' and more rounded with sprays of blooms. Veldfire also blooms more frequently than Charisma. I have Fred Loads, and the striped sport of Fred Loads, Festival Fanfare, and both are uniformly red-orange as the base color, with no yellow.
BajaBlue
Rancho Santa Rita, TX
(Zone 8a)

May 05, 2009
11:22 AM

Post #6507164

Could possibly be Montezuma
TEACHIA
Knoxville, TN

May 17, 2009
01:16 PM

Post #6560388

look close to this rose benson

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sube1984
Moorpark, CA
(Zone 9a)

May 17, 2009
01:53 PM

Post #6560540

could be leonidas
J_and_C

May 17, 2009
01:55 PM

Post #6560548

Wow, I'm not much of a rose fan, but I love that one!!! I have to add it to my want list now. lol
J_and_C

May 17, 2009
01:57 PM

Post #6560555

...that is when someone figures out what it is, other than beautiful!
BajaBlue
Rancho Santa Rita, TX
(Zone 8a)

May 18, 2009
12:40 PM

Post #6565213

So dear Teachia (is your name Benson? Do you know the name of that beautiful baby you sent the
foto of? I want one too...
Calif_Sue
San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b)

May 18, 2009
01:40 PM

Post #6565476

The original poster wanted the ID over 8 years ago, doubt she's on here any more, not sure why this was bumped up.
BajaBlue
Rancho Santa Rita, TX
(Zone 8a)

May 18, 2009
08:00 PM

Post #6567254

It was bumped up because it had been in what is this plant forum and never snwered yet... and because I think it is a pretty rose and it would be nice to know what its name is.

Sue I have been wnating to dmail you and tell you how much I enjoy
you fotos here and in Help Me Find. I am a hayuuuuuuge fan of your artistry in the area of phtography. Thanks for all you
do!

Love, BB
Calif_Sue
San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b)

May 19, 2009
03:23 AM

Post #6568878

LOL, thank you BB, I am flattered!

Another option is Rio Samba. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1039/
Too bad the original poster never came back with additional photos or comments.
BajaBlue
Rancho Santa Rita, TX
(Zone 8a)

May 19, 2009
11:44 AM

Post #6570032

You are welcome Sue!
I only calls em as I sees em!

Your latest foto shoot outing
made me wonder if this could possibly be Chris Evert?

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/53317/
wonder
Calif_Sue
San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b)

May 19, 2009
12:51 PM

Post #6570272

Ah yes, another possibility.
MiamiHeatwave
Miami, FL
(Zone 10b)

August 24, 2009
12:05 AM

Post #6981704

The moment I saw your beautiful rose , I remember it from a book about all roses === the name is REDGOLD winner of 1971 of the ARS .I loved this rose from the first moment I saw it , and always wanted to have one . at any rate enjoy this beautiful rose , and the reason why I do not post a link is because I do not know if I am breaking any rules ==== I am new in this site ...it is a floribunda it resembles SUTTER'S GOLD which is a hybrid tea rose.
BajaBlue
Rancho Santa Rita, TX
(Zone 8a)

August 24, 2009
01:23 PM

Post #6983276

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/65511/
crystalspin
Santa Ana, CA
(Zone 9b)

August 24, 2009
04:16 PM

Post #6983820

Heatwave --
Links are welcome! And you are welcome!

~'spin!~
MiamiHeatwave
Miami, FL
(Zone 10b)

August 25, 2009
01:44 AM

Post #6985562

Thank you Crystalspin ==========

This message was edited Aug 25, 2009 12:45 AM
graciebelle
North Bennington, VT

October 19, 2009
10:39 AM

Post #7185876

Could it be Joseph's Coat? I have one that's a climber and the rose blooms look very similar to this - kind of change as they mature from bud to blossom to spent blossom.
Calif_Sue
San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b)

October 19, 2009
10:53 AM

Post #7185930

This is an old thread posted April 03, 2001 and the original poster never came back so we'll never know. Lots of roses look like her picture in bud form.

Wish someone else can mark this as Closed so it doesn't get bumped up and look like it's current.
Calif_Sue
San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b)

October 19, 2009
10:57 AM

Post #7185946

Back in 2001, I don't think folks were getting their answered threads pop up so that they knew they were getting replies to them, too bad, would have been nice to see additional pics. Too bad, it will remain a mystery :-(

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