The Ultimate Smelling Rose.

I was wondering if anybody has the "blue girl" variety of rose?
I discovered it about 3 years ago at a wine vineyard in santa rosa CA.
Anyways it's a purple/blue rose that smells AMAZING, hands down the best smelling rose, i've ever smelt, and i've smelt lots. Completely different than typical rose smell, lavendar, lilac, jasmine like smell.
It's a registered strain just like MJ.
If you grow roses it's worth picking one up. You'll thank me...
I got mine from Heirloom roses in oregon, or washington, can't remember which.
They may be available locally also.
Anyways.....

I've never heard of it..... after a quick search i did find this though, http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/468/ , they have it listed as "slightly fragrant", so i'd imagine there's better out there.... its damn pretty though

it can't be THE blue girl, if you want check heirloom roses.
VERY fragrant

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I picked up a Freesia flower tonight that smelled amazing

Thanks for the tip, I love the smell of roses!

No other flower is as universally loved and grown or has a more illustrious history than the rose.As a life-long lover of rose smell, I have come to expect a lot from my smell. I believe in the magic that they behold to transform my mood, make me feel alluring due to rose smelling . There are lot of perfume in the market and i like the paris perfume which are made from the rose is one of the most incredible fragrances I’ve ever encountered because it amazingly captures the smell of candlelight on skin

It's funny, I love the smell of the actual flower, but absolutely hate anything else with a rose fragrance. Not sure why-- maybe because it's the real thing, and not processed in some fashion.