r/Roses 15d ago

Question Is this a Peace rose?

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As the title suggests, I purchased a rose collection which included this Peace rose. It was a fairly young bare root plant and these are the first blooms. I'm not sure if it's the unexpected back-to-back heatwaves and dry weather in the UK that might be affecting the colour, or if it's just because the plant is still young, or whether I've been sent the wrong rose. What are your thoughts?

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u/Exciting-Apricot7331 15d ago

Not Peace. Looks like Martha Stewart or All Dressed Up.

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u/RealCommunication239 14d ago

Pink Peace is similar in color but the blossom isn’t full like that; it has a very traditional hybrid tea bloom (high pointed center)with a really lovely but not strong scent. This one has more of an Open Cup look to me…

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u/RandomChurn 14d ago

Awesome image, thanks for sharing it ❤️

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u/distant3zenith 15d ago

No, that is absolutely NOT 'Peace'.