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Could someone possibly assist in helping me identify this rose? The story is that the previous owner of the home brought/smuggled clippings somehow from a visit to the Normandy coast. I'm not sure the story is reliable at all, but the purple blooms have a lovely fragrance! Just starting to bloom here in Western PA.

Lutherzme 8 May 13
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Not Rosa rugosa?

Carin Level 8 May 14, 2019
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I would agree with the Rosa gallica suggestion. It was an early development from the wild rose.

CeliaVL Level 7 May 13, 2019
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I can tell you that the leaves and what I can see of the bloom, look very much like an old fashioned rose (that's all I know to call it) that grows by my fence. It is a very dense bush, very thorny and the blooms are paler pink than these but an old or wild type rose bloom. That is my non-horticulturist take on it. There are some experts here who will probably know a lot about it.

DotLewis Level 7 May 13, 2019
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Second rose kind of calls to mind the Tudor rose .

Cast1es Level 9 May 13, 2019
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