For a meaningful living memorial, the hybrid tea rose 'Alexander' (Harkness, UK) bears the name beautifully. This guide helps locate it in Northern California.
A popular hybrid tea with classic form, 'Alexander' is widely grown and should be available through specialty rose nurseries. Its elegant blooms make a fitting tribute.
Vintage Gardens in Sebastopol (30 miles from Petaluma) lists 'Alexander' in their catalog. Contact them via:
If 'Alexander' proves elusive, consider roses with similar names: 'Alexander Mackenzie' (Explorer series), 'Lady Alexandra', or custom-named roses from specialized breeders.
A named rose creates a lasting, blooming memorial that honors a loved one's memory for years to come.
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