Wanted: Sturdy Waxy Roses

by zippetydoda@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (zippy) Apr 12, 2008 at 03:07 PM

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Hello, I'm looking for a particular rose to grow here in San Jose, Ca. 

I have seen this rose locally, it is a very sturdy, big headeded beauty,
with thick waxy petals. 
I wish I had a graft of it, my yard would be full of them!

Please help me identify this rose, or suggest a place for me to look?

Thanks, 

~~~Zippy






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