What type of roses are these pictured?

Question

http://www.ftd.com/528/catalog/product.epl?product_id=V853&refer_by=&index_id=product_verawang

Answer 1

types of roses
http://www.scvrs.homestead.com/TypesOfRoses.html
they look most like the yellow ones to me, second from the bottom in the picture.

But if you ask me what I realy think they are, other than there description of ivory roses in your add, they look to me like your ordinary domestic (cultivated) white roses. and very pretty I must add. :)

another link to different types of roses
http://www.regannursery.com/getting_started/about_bare_root_roses/rose_types.htm
http://heirloomroses.com/cgi/browse.cgi?page=searchresult&keyword=ivory+rose

PS. I agree with < lil_odie66 > most are hybrids now.

Answer 2

Roses grown for the nursery trade are not the same roses grown for the garden. If you want a white rose for your garden look at these sites that list some 3,000 white roses.
http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/roses.php?typ=1432&tab=4&h=White
http://www.rosefile.com/Tables/white.html
http://www.findmyroses.com/SearchResults.asp
If you are looking for cut roses ask a florist to show you their catalogs.

The ones in your picture are very full. Going by petal count they must be 60 -80 petals. This is fully double.
Look at nana mouskouri with only 30 petals
http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=4428
Look at Marie Pavie (Ivory white), Blanchefleur (soft white), Fair Bianca (white with green button eye), L’Ingenue (creamy white)

Answer 3

they look like a hybrid possibly a grandifloras or a floribundas, the tea rose is the most popular..of course they are all hybrid now...

Answer 4

classic ivory roses


It says so in the description. ;o)