Moore's Striped Rugosa, planted last year in early June. It spent the remaining year sending out many basals and growing healthy leaves, but no flowers. Almost no dieback in this past cold and prolonged winter. This spring, the entire bush, at the moment just a bit more than 2', is loaded with buds! Photo taken on May 15, 2018. Edit on June 1, 2018: This rose's first bloom didn't have stripes! Paul Barden on the Antique Rose Forum pointed out that this rose is not Moore's Striped Rugosa, but likely a Gallica or hybrid china. Maybe Little Red Runaround, a found rose from CA?
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Moore's Striped Rugosa, planted last year in early June. It spent the remaining year sending out many basals and growing healthy leaves, but no flowers. Almost no dieback in this past cold and prolonged winter. This spring, the entire bush, at the moment just a bit more than 2', is loaded with buds! Photo taken on May 15, 2018.
Edit on June 1, 2018: This rose's first bloom didn't have stripes! Paul Barden on the Antique Rose Forum pointed out that this rose is not Moore's Striped Rugosa, but likely a Gallica or hybrid china. Maybe Little Red Runaround, a found rose from CA?