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I took the three images of Patsy (not pasty) in a local public rose garden. You can find more images here by clicking on the photo tab. It's a 1983 intro. From the Buy From tab, there aren't any vendors listed so it may be hard to find.
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This rose is a cross between Angel Face × Double Delight so should be quite fragrant.
If just one person IDed it from an image, I wouldn't say it definitely is that rose, there are other possibilities. How long have you had this rose? Fragrance? Height? Any other images?
This rose grows at my previous residence, right in front of the door. That place is locked, so I can't go back and cut another stem.
I tried to grow some when I moved, none survived. So far, I think that this is the prettiest rose that i have ever seen, I haven't seen it at any other places at all.
It is about the regular rose height, here is another picture.
It looks like Lynn Anderson or Princesse de Monaco, but it's hard to tell from photos of one bloom because Secret, Double Delight, Love and Peace, and dozens of other roses occasionally produce a bloom that looks like this one.
No, beahive, those two are not the one that I am asking. This rose doesn't produce so many flowers all at once. And the second looks too red, the one that I am asking is more pink.
oh, yes, zuzu, i think that this is probably the one! those two pictures that you uploaded didn't look like the one that I had, but I searched online, and looked at other pictures, they do look like the one that I had. and it does become more pink as it opens.
However, someone on yahoo told me that it is a patsy cline rose, and I searched google, i can't find many pictures of that rose. maybe it is just another name for it.
so unless someone else can give me another name, I think that my question is answered.
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Dovey, this is not the double delight, I am attaching a picture of that, that one is mostly red on the edges.
No, 'Patsy Cline' is a different rose, it's not another name for any of the ones that have been mentioned here. I suspect the person on Yahoo was just mistaken on what it was. When you posted this before on another forum I had given you a link to the pics of 'Patsy Cline' in Plant Files and it doesn't look like yours [HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
I agree with Zuzu...Love and Peace
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Some days it is whitish with ruby edges, and some days creamy yellow, with ruby edges.
Double delight is a great one, but leans more towards red edges, instead of dark pinkish or ruby
Speelwark also has similar look, but unfortunately the pictures of it on hmfind, aren't that great :0(
Sometimes my Speelwark and Love and Peace can look quite similar but Love and Peace's blooms finish quickly, whereas Speelwark retains the bloom, and the color of the bloom, much longer
Ah, I see. :-) Personally I think that Love and Peace has way more yellow generally. From the 3 images youngman posted, they all seem to have more white as the background color with maybe a tinge of soft yellow like several of the Princesse de Monaco images show.
