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JohnPDX1974 
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Why do the photos from the USA look like a completely different rose than the photos from Europe? Color, petal count, flower form, and flower size look different.
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There was definitely a mix-up at some point. I first saw this rose in France, and it was completely different than the rose I later bought back here in the US. My plant came from Burlington Roses, and Burling told me it came from Ludwig's (back when Ludwig's daughter was in partnership with a rose grower in Arizona). After the partnership ended, they offered Burling some cuttings, and one of the roses was this Purple Lodge rose.
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Rose Listing Omission
Alice Flores Purple Hybrid China
Per High Country Roses website, "One of Fairmount Cemetery’s more unique roses, Alice Flores Purple Hybrid China features mottled purple blooms atop lime green foliage. The shrub is dense and grows to 4 feet in height and width. This rose is always a highlight of our spring tours of the cemetery.
Hardiness Zone: Zone 5
Height: 3-4ft
Width: 3-4ft
Bloom Type: Double (17-25 Petals)
Color: Mauve, Purple And Mauve Blend
Fragrance: Moderate Fragrance
Bloom Repeat: Occasional Repeat"
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A wonderful story about the naming of this rose:
https://www.plantersplace.com/everything-roses/sometimes-wishes-come-true-the-story-of-maid-marion/
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I suspect this found rose might be Vibert's "Anaïs Ségalas". What do you all think?
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