In Sangerhausen we bought a rose labeled "Monte Carlo", which it is not. Our guess is Hector Deane. Unfortunately I don't know how to insert a photo here and I don't want to confuse others by uploading a pic of a might-be Hector Deane.

I would like to ask your advice how to upload a photo pertinent to my question.

Many thanks in advance
Prospero

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The day we have been in Sangerhausen there were two other varieties on sale we considered to buy: Editor McFarland and Hector Deanne. For some reason we left them behind and now, as it turned out that Monte Carlo is defenitely not Monte Carlo, we are striking on the idea that the rose we have could be one of the aforesaid. Given the pics on HMF Editor McFarland seems to be unlikely on first sight. The photographs of it in Könemann and Orietta Sala (Mille rosa. Tutte le varietà della regina fiori, 1990) show a deep pink rose with some yellow shades suggesting that it might well be this variety. On the other hand the bloom also shows orange, cochineal, carmine, and salmon-pink shades and a few yellow stripes both on the inner and outer petals. The bloom exudes a strong fruity fragrance.

Leaves are glossy and quite large, prickles red in Pernetiana style, sepals quite long, stipules very tiny.

It goes without saying that it could be something different as well. Any hint and idea is most appreciated.

Kind regards
Prospero and Veiti