Is this 'Russelliana' and 'The Dark Lady'???

The first is ment to be russelina, the next a pink single with fragrance that does really well here. The last Is ment to be a cutting of the dark lady?

Hi Sonya, as you've correctly guessed, neither is Russelliana nor The Dark Lady.

I grew Russelliana in my former garden where it grew up a north facing brick wall. It's a once flowering plant but to my eye, so beautiful. Its blooms little bigger than a 50c piece and its sepals have the appearance of a Moss rose.

Here is a pic of Russelliana taken in my former garden in 2007:
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and a couple of close ups ..
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As to The Dark Lady, there is no mistaking her, she is a huge bloom, I once counted 200 petals on her, the bush photo shows her growing across the bed from Russelliana in my former garden. I now have three plants of her in my new garden (one which is a tall standard still waiting to go into the ground) ....
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Both your roses look charming and it looks like you've got plenty of room to forgive their forged passports

Thank you Rita,
I bought some mixed cuttings from ladybird nursery. Oh well be on the hunt for there names now.
Cheers
Sonya

Hi Sonya,

I have edited your post so the images show up and thought you might be needing a little assistance with getting them to show.

You are entering the images as a link instead of inserting the images. This is easily fixed. When you copy the address (url) of your image type this code before you paste it:

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Then put your cursor after the code and paste the url you copied. Then type this code directly after it:

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Your final image code should look like this:

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Hope this helps some.