A granddaughter seeks a rose named 'Jennifer'—yellow with pink petal tips—bred by her late grandfather. The original bush died after transplanting, and she wants a similar variety for her wedding bouquet.
With hundreds of thousands of rose varieties and thousands of breeders, unregistered hybrids are nearly impossible to trace. Major U.S. suppliers (Jackson & Perkins, Weeks Roses) list no 'Jennifer' rose. Extensive searches yield no matches.
Florists rarely source by specific variety names. Winter roses are greenhouse-grown and often lack fragrance. Research suggested varieties online, and consider preserving petals or creating a memorial piece if the exact rose cannot be found.
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