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I must own this rose! ID please

Discussion in 'Roses' started by Jungle Jane, Jul 4, 2016.

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  1. Jungle Jane

    Jungle Jane Middle Class Twit Of The Year 2005

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    More the type than the exact variety I would like to know what it is. It smells wonderful and I sniff this every time I walk by it.
     
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    Think it is the same one that @Sheal and @Sandy Ground ID'd for me this weekend: Dog Rose

    Here is a picture of my one (please excuse the bugs, they adore it too :heehee: ):

    CIMG0007.JPG
     
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      Here's the link to the relevant page where mine was ID'd
       
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      I would say it is Rosa rugosa.
      Check the thorns.

      https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=r...ved=0ahUKEwiChPeYrtnNAhUED8AKHRDuB9sQ_AUIBigB

      https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=r...ved=0ahUKEwjj_tS_rtnNAhXLL8AKHUNTBFcQ_AUIBigB

      https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/details?plantid=5054

      http://www.aphotoflora.com/images/rosaceae/rosa_rugosa_japanese_rose_stem_10-06-05.jpg

      Rosa canina..Dog rose ... leaves are not so rugged or textured.
      It has curved thorns.

      https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=R...rdnNAhWHBcAKHecRATsQ_AUICCgB&biw=1920&bih=971

      https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a4/Rosa-canina-flower.JPG

      http://ketenewplymouth.peoplesnetwo.../0000/0006/9139/Rosa_canina__Dog_rose-003.JPG

      Jungle Jane...do look carefully at the links I have added above.
      Chosen with care ...they shows the key pointers to help with an accurate id.
       
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      Its a Dog Rose, rosa canina.
       
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        It looks like a Rugosa to me but hard to see the stems. Easy way to tell: is it really really spikey, like so many spikes on the stems that there is no safe place to put your fingers? If so it is a Rugosa, if it has normal rose thorns then it's not.
         
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        Hi @Jungle Jane I would say it is the "Rosa rugosa "Scabrosa"
         
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          I agree with WOO, Rosa rugosa "Scabrosa".
           
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            I agree with Sandy, "M"s rose is Rosa Canina, it doesn't have the amount of thorns that Rugosa has.
             
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              I think I've got about 17/18 different roses around the garden but when you see a rose like that, and I'm not fond of pink, it does give you the "want" itch.:dunno::heehee:
               
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                This thread is getting a little confusing.
                Is everyone talking about the very first pic as posted by Jungle Jane..or are some folk looking at the pic posted by M???
                 
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                Well, I'm talking about the rose that JJ likes.:coffee::snorky:
                 
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                  I've changed my mind now I've scrutinised the picture.
                  The one stem that is showing (right hand side) shows the plethora of tiny spikes down its length. So ...

                  ... definately Rosa Rugosa :dbgrtmb:

                  Come Autumn, JJ, those flowers will develop into lovely cherry tomato sized hips.

                   
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                    No dispute re M's rose....Rosa canina.
                    But I thought Sandy was referring to Jungle Janes pic...as Rosa canina.
                    Sheal..please can you clarify.
                    It is not M's rose that is under discussion but Jungle Janes.
                     
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                      Good morning all @Jungle Jane Rose is the Rosa Regusa/ Scabrosa in my humble opinion ;)

                      @"M" 's Rose is in my very humble opinion Rosa Regusa/I have studied the leaf shape and size and thorns,so Woos head is well and truly on the block:sofa:
                      :heehee:
                       
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