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Initial post 28 SEP 05 by Andee
I have three rose bushes in my garden i would estimate they are at least 20 years if not older what is the best way of getting them identified. One is yellow with a pinkish tinge to the edges quite a pointy bud ones is almost purple/dark pink similar bud the other is a deep red Hope you can help me Newto Roses Andee
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Reply #1 of 6 posted 1 OCT 05 by Wendy C
Hi Andee, without pictures it would be near impossible to ID your roses.
Because they are so widely grown, I'll take a stab in the dark with the yellow and suggest Peace or Gold Medal.

You can do an advanced rose search for Class; Hybrid Tea. Go into breeder and choose 'before' 1985 (because you think they are twenty years old) For color on the deep pink try, at the bottom of the choices. ARS deep pink or med red. On the red, med red or deep red. Good luck
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Reply #2 of 6 posted 2 OCT 05 by Andee
Thank you for you quick reply I will take some photo's in the next week as I have buds on all three roses Im so excited they just look so healthy (im usually not very good with garden plants *S*)

Andee
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Reply #3 of 6 posted 7 OCT 05 by Andee
Thanks again for your reply, the yellow roses have just opened here are two shots of them


Hopefully the other will open this week.

Looking forward to your reply
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Reply #4 of 6 posted 7 OCT 05 by Wendy C
Pretty rose. It's not Peace or Gold Medal. I did an advanced search for Hybrid Tea, yellow blend, breeding before 1985 (please do this too, there are a lot of similar roses)

Look at these and see how they compare; Adolf Horstmann, Oriental Dawn, Peer Gynt or Sister Therese.

My V for Victory is blushing like your picture now that it's cool. Does it always have so much pink?
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Reply #5 of 6 posted 17 OCT 05 by Andee
Here the Lilac rose. had a friend who thinks its an Angel Face what do you think
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Reply #6 of 6 posted 17 OCT 05 by Wendy C
It could be Angel Face. Do the blooms look like ruffles when it's fully open?

If not, then look at these; Azure Sea, Blue Nile, Evening Light or Lilac Dawn.

Regards
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