Official process for naming a rose?
 

Hi,

I'm just wondering what is the official process for naming a rose and
getting it out into the public?

Last year, I planted some seeds from a self-pollinated Monumental rose
in an open-air planter. None of them ever sprouted up... at least
that's what I thought until I got a good look at a plant in my back
yard that I had previously thought was a briar. This plant is
definitely a rose, and while I haven't seen the blooms yet, its
foliage is GORGEOUS! My guess is that a bird or squirrel raided my
planter and dropped a seed.

Anyway, this plant is beautiful and I would like to name it and put it
on the market. How do I do so?

Thanks!
Jason

Official process for naming a rose?
 

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Hi,

I'm just wondering what is the official process for naming a rose
and
getting it out into the public?

Last year, I planted some seeds from a self-pollinated Monumental
rose
in an open-air planter. None of them ever sprouted up... at least
that's what I thought until I got a good look at a plant in my back
yard that I had previously thought was a briar. This plant is
definitely a rose, and while I haven't seen the blooms yet, its
foliage is GORGEOUS! My guess is that a bird or squirrel raided my
planter and dropped a seed.

Anyway, this plant is beautiful and I would like to name it and put
it
on the market. How do I do so?

Thanks!
Jason

If you live in the USA, the American Rose
Society website www.ars.org has information
about that.

Gail
near San Antonio TX Zone 8 USA