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This is a thorn-free, double white rose with light pink tinges. As the rose gets older, the flowers develop pink spots all over them as seen in the first image.
Full sun with regular watering in residential yard.
The white powder is to get rid of the aphids.
The rose has now developed pink spots all over the flowers! I've replaced the first image with the spotted one in hopes of an ID.
They all look slightly the different because of their structure, but these are more likely to be it than others from the list on wiki. Check it out and see what you think:
http://www.love-of-roses.com/honor-rose....
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/9098...
http://www.classicroses.co.uk/products/r...
http://www.jproses.com/page=subcat&t...
http://www.palatineroses.com/rose/crysta...
http://www.palatineroses.com/rose/tineke...
http://www.palatineroses.com/rose/virgo-...
Beautiful photos Cindy, I love the third and last of the set. Thanks for sharing.
Probably, but these are the only results with links on wiki. Here are some other hybrid tea roses:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_Tea
I was unable to find the scientific name of Rosa Garden Party, but the description sounds correct with slightly pink edges and sometimes yellow areas.
Spotted on Sep 22, 2011
Submitted on Sep 22, 2011
