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Hi folks, I'm wondering if you can help me, i live in the Glasgow area and have always live in flats but now have got a house with my first garden
I have mature rose bushes all along the front of the house but i have seen in my local park(Victoria park) the type of rose bush that i would like to have
I don't know the name of them , the bush is on the end of a long stalk , about 3ft high 2" in dia with a bush on top with red roses

With the vague description can anyone tell me the name of them or would i be better trying to approach the gardeners in the park

cheers

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"tommyboy4" wrote in message
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Hi folks, I'm wondering if you can help me, i live in the Glasgow area
and have always live in flats but now have got a house with my first
garden
I have mature rose bushes all along the front of the house but i have
seen in my local park(Victoria park) the type of rose bush that i would
like to have
I don't know the name of them , the bush is on the end of a long stalk
, about 3ft high 2" in dia with a bush on top with red roses

With the vague description can anyone tell me the name of them or would
i be better trying to approach the gardeners in the park

Your description is very vague. Ask the gardeners.


cheers




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tommyboy4

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Tommy

It sounds like a tree rose to me. Many different types of roses, including
floribundas and miniatures are grafted is such a way. Try checking any
retail site that carries tree roses.

Mind how ya go, mate

Jeff Southeast Michigan, Zone 5 (Although it feels like zone 3 right
now!)

"tommyboy4" wrote in message
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Hi folks, I'm wondering if you can help me, i live in the Glasgow area
and have always live in flats but now have got a house with my first
garden
I have mature rose bushes all along the front of the house but i have
seen in my local park(Victoria park) the type of rose bush that i would
like to have
I don't know the name of them , the bush is on the end of a long stalk
, about 3ft high 2" in dia with a bush on top with red roses

With the vague description can anyone tell me the name of them or would
i be better trying to approach the gardeners in the park

cheers




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tommyboy4

As you are living in Scotland the rose plant you describe will be known as a standard rose.
Maggie, Somerset. UK.

Thanks for the help


Cheers