Buffista gardeners: any idea what this flower is? It's growing in a big bush in the backyard -- it must have been done flowering when we moved in last September.
The picture was quick and sort of crappy, sorry.
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Buffista gardeners: any idea what this flower is? It's growing in a big bush in the backyard -- it must have been done flowering when we moved in last September.
The picture was quick and sort of crappy, sorry.
Isn't that a rose? I don't know what kind, but it's not the elegant-looking ones you see cut in florists' shops. We have one of those bushes, and I've been calling them roses for 3 years.
Possibly a variety of floribunda rose? [link]
Stephen thought it was a rose! I thought it was a little too ... floppy? Open? But I'm probably just thinking of florist shop roses, and not one of the varieties.
It also has only a very faint fragrance, which made me question it.
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That's definitely a rose. I'm no expert, but my guess would be Doctor Huey. It's a red rose that tends to open into a loose flower like that, with a bit of white at center of the petals. Can't recall stamen color. It's often used as root stock for grafted plants because it's hardy and grows well.
{edited to weed out wonkiness}
Robin Hood [link] is another possibility. Wander through the Antique Rose Emporium site to see how many types of roses there are.
Thanks, ladies. I'm unreasonably excited that we have a rose bush I knew nothing about.
It kills me that apparently there were also pear trees that the previous owner had taken out.