| My grandmother had a beautiful rose bush. When she passed on my father transplanted it to our yard and surprisingly enough it took well. When I had asked the name of the type of rose that it was - my father only knew it as "seven sisters". That was the name he was told by my grandmother. I have asked many about this and it all sounded very familiar to them but can not seem to find information on it any where. It was a very soft pink in color and had small clusters of roses, tight in formation. It was also a climber, i remember dad planted it by the fence and it just took hold of it and spread some. As when my father passed on I was unable to transplant it to my yard being the wicked step mother had claws out. I would love to find one and let my children experience the beauty of this rose bush. If you could help I would appreciate it greatly. |
| This sounds like a cross between a family affair and a fairytale quest--grandmothers, fathers, wicked stepmother...and seven sisters! Here's a page that shows a photo -- it fits the description you've given: http://helpmefind.com/sites/rr... You can order it from: Lowe's Own-Root Roses 6 Sheffield Road Nashua, NH USA 03062 Telephone 603-888-2214 e-mail: [email protected] Roseraie at Bayfields P.O. Box R Waldoboro, ME USA 04572-0919 Telephone 207-832-6330 Fax 800-933-4508 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.roseraie.com Now the "family" can be reunited! Enjoy! |
