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Jonathan Windham 
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I believe this one may be extinct...
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You could ask Asakombu if his (or her) rose is still alive - a photo was posted in 2021.
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Oh, I missed that. Guess it’s not totally extinct, but probably so in the US.
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When you search for a rose whose name has only two letters, i.e. Ty, the "best match" function can't get to the rose because it says it needs at least three letters to do a match. Fortunately, it got to the right rose when I used the "begins with" search function.
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Yes, that's intentional because using just two letters on a "Best Match" can often result in a list of many thousands. That's not the way it should work if it finds a perfect match though - thanks for the heads up.
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For roses with names of only two characters, you can search the name in single or double quotations to meet the three character minimum.
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#3 of 6 posted
24 JUL 23 by
Lee H.
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Thanks for that…I’ve run into this issue as well.
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The quotation marks approach to finding a two letter rose name like “Ty” no longer works. Is there another trick to getting to that listing or any listing for a two letter rose name?
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Just put a single quotation mark before the name. For example: ‘Ty or ‘Si
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#6 of 6 posted
29 AUG by
jedmar
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Begins with -ty, ?ty, *ty, $ty also work
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Very healthy, but stingy with the blooms.
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Hi, Jonathan. Just wondering if your rose might have improved with the flowering (As a climber and a Kordes, I was thinking this might be a rose that requires a little time to put down roots.)
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