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Sam Bahr 
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Is 'Red Cracker' Rose the same plant as 'White Pearl in Red Dragon's Mouth? Here is a photo of the plants side by side.
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Available from - Rouge Valley Roses
https://roguevalleyroses.com/content/contact/
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The photos are showing more than eight petals. I love the brilliant color, but does it fade in bright sunlight?
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#2 of 5 posted
3 NOV 23 by
1234rose
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The page says this rose is thornless-the one I have is pretty thorny. Do I have the wrong rose?
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#3 of 5 posted
4 NOV 23 by
styrax
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good luck getting the right rose from RVR.... last time I ordered 2/3 were drastically mislabeled.
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I've not ordered from them in years for that very reason.
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#5 of 5 posted
4 NOV 23 by
1234rose
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Fair enough. What is this rose like for you?
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Is Red Cracker the same as Louis Philippe? They seem similar and a synonym for Louis Philippe is the Florida Rose.
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#1 of 2 posted
12 AUG 23 by
Sam Bahr
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No, it is a very different rose than 'Louise Phillipe'. The flowers are a much darker red and have white streaks in the petals. The petals do not get lighter in color at the tips of the petals. I will post a photo.
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I don't think everyone agrees about whether or not there is only one 'cracker rose'. I think the phrase has been used by some to describe any of the crimson China Roses that thrive in Florida, including 'Louis Philippe'. Others think there is one "Cracker Rose" that has been found growing in various parts of Florida, and whose original name is unknown.
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Available from - Rouge Valley Roses
https://roguevalleyroses.com/
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