White rambling rose
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In 1998 I bought a "Seagull" rambler. It is thriving and very vigorous with small, very full, white blooms approx 5 cm across. I am trying to buy another but am told that "Seagull" is a single rose. Can anyone help?
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I'm not sure what your question is - do you want the name of a double white rambler?
I have 'Seagull' and mine does have small white single blooms. Does that help?
Yes. I would like to know the possible name of my lovely rose, given that it can't be "Seagull"
Rambling rector?
I think it is much fuller than Rambling Rector. I have taken photos on my iPad but don't know how to attach them.
It is very difficult indeed to identify roses from photos. Is it a pure white or does it have a tint of pink or cream to it? Is it thorny or thornless? How tall would it grow if left alone? Do the flowers hang down or look up to the sky? Are they in clusters or singly presented?
Here is one possibility out of many
http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=1036
good luck.
(You may be quicker taking a cutting)
It could be a snow goose (I have one and it has white/almond coloured flowers and they come in clusters). http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=3383
Yes. But the words "very vigorous" put me off suggesting it.
Thank you for your suggestions. I think I shall have to visit more nurseries.