Name this rose
Newgardeninggirl
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Good morning all,
After seeing a picture this morning of a Chartreuse de parme rose in another post it reminded me very much of a rose which was growing in the back door of my cottage when I bought it. It is now about 8ft tall the flower looks very similar with very glossy dark leaves. Very strong typical rose (like rose soap) scent. It appears to be a very healthy specimen and rarely gets any black spot or disease and responds well to my limited knowledge of pruning! I normal g
et 
a few 
repeats of flowers throughout the summer . Does anyone know the name of it? @Marlorena seems to have an incredible knowledge of roses so I would be interested to hear what she thinks!
Many thanks all x
After seeing a picture this morning of a Chartreuse de parme rose in another post it reminded me very much of a rose which was growing in the back door of my cottage when I bought it. It is now about 8ft tall the flower looks very similar with very glossy dark leaves. Very strong typical rose (like rose soap) scent. It appears to be a very healthy specimen and rarely gets any black spot or disease and responds well to my limited knowledge of pruning! I normal g
et a few repeats of flowers throughout the summer . Does anyone know the name of it? @Marlorena seems to have an incredible knowledge of roses so I would be interested to hear what she thinks! Many thanks all x
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There are other roses called 'Aloha' one bred by a German firm and introduced around 1990 but that's quite different to yours... and another which is an apricot colour..
Yours is the much better one...
Incidentally, if you've heard of David Austin Roses, they're very popular if expensive, they have often used 'Aloha' in their breeding programmes...