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Jun 15, 2018 4:19 PM CST
Coastal Southern California (Zone 13a)
Oh, heck yeah -- Ingrid's right. "Antique" roses can be big enough for anyone.

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It's less size, I guess, than habit. Hybrid Teas (as a generalization) are very upright (my husband once said that they all look like they went to Military School) -- where the older roses are rounder, bushier, arching, mounding . . . . Today's modern Shrub Roses do some of that, too.


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'Purpurea' (A China Rose)

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