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What are these Roses Please?

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Sally Parker, Aug 5, 2017.

  1. Sally Parker

    Sally Parker Gardener

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    I was told Ruba with the larger one and just 'Pink Rose' with the smaller, but the leaves seem totally different from any rose I have seen and they are very thin and papery, not thick and glossy like on other roses. :dunno: I got them both from an old lady round the corner from me (Hence not knowing whether they have been named correctly). The larger one, I have had for a few months, but it hasn't produced any flowers, though it really doesn't get a lot of sun! :frown:
     

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    Nobody have any idea?? :dunno:

    I am really perplexed as nobody I have asked seems to know either. It's a real mystery...
     
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    @Sally Parker i think a flower is needed also to tell which they are but @wiseowl is our resident rose specialist so he might be able to tell you more.. :SUNsmile:
     
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      Good evening @Sally Parker I will have a look on my database and will make some enquiries with my contacts in the rosarian world,please bear with me and I will get back to you as soon as I have any news one way or the other,I have only just seen your post and this is all I have found,but I will endeavour to continue my search for you:smile:

      Exhibition name: Aruba
      Medium red Hybrid Tea.
      Bred by Jan Spec Nurseries (Netherlands, 1996).
      Hybrid Tea.
      Red. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.
      Rose named "A Ruba
       
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        Thanks Marley Farley. :spinning:
         
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        Good morning wiseowl, :smile:

        Thank you doing some investigations on my rose.

        Will look forward to seeing what you find out! :)
         
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        The other thing to do, ideally with photo of flower, is to ask the RNRS in St Albans. They should know! You can find them with the help of your friendly search engine :)
         
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        Ok, thanks a lot! :)
         
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        I wasn't very clear - RNRS is royal national rose society, HQ is in an area of St Albans whose name I can't remember, I'm afraid. When I worked as a volunteer there, they frequently got ID requests. The flower would help immensely though!

        Whoops - just googled them - apparently gone into administration! Sorry - don't think that will be much use .... :(. But - they do appear to have an active Facebook page:)
         
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