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Vlad, there are hundreds and hundreds of roses, so it will be hard to identify.
There are two things I can suggest though -
1. The little spots are usually caused by rain, it happens to mine the same, especially the white ones.
2. Have a look at this David Austin page.
Your rose looks quite a lot like the one called 'Silver Anniversary,' (4th line down), but see what you think.
My good lady found (nicked) a rose branch when we were returning to out car at the garden centre about 2 years ago. She planted it up and this year it flowered. I was hoping that maybe someone on here could identify it.
The buds started off pale green and now the large flowers are cream with some red spots, a hybrid tea I suspect but cannot find anything similar on the internetwebby thing.
Can anyone help?
Take it back to the garden centre and explain to them your wife stole a cutting a while back. Then ask them if they can help with identification. I used to look after a small estate in central london and we had some terrific rhododendrons adjacent to a public pavement. They were forever being snipped by people passing by. Really cheesed me off. Had some right barneys with those idiots I can tell you.
Take it back to the garden centre and explain to them your wife stole a cutting a while back. Then ask them if they can help with identification. I used to look after a small estate in central london and we had some terrific rhododendrons adjacent to a public pavement. They were forever being snipped by people passing by. Really cheesed me off. Had some right barneys with those idiots I can tell you.