This is the rose that got me into old garden roses. It is a Gallica rose. The breeder and origin of this roses is unfortunately lost to time. Due to the heat it wound up being pinker in Missouri than it was in Oregon where I first grew it. A rose worth having, and my favorite rose. You can see the video here:
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A 1857 Tea rose. It died back to the ground. Blooms in clusters. You can see the video here:
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A Kordes rose. It can often look very similar to Evelyn and Abraham Darby. Had some winter damage, but not as much as Evelyn. You can see the video here:
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A Tea rose that died back to the ground in winter in a zone 5b/6a. Safrano is from 1839. You can see the video here:
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A yellow miniature rose. It had little winter damage. You can see the video here:
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