Category:Unidentified Rosa cultivars

This category contains unidentified, unclassified, unknown or mislabelled Rosa cultivars. We would value your expertise to identify these media and find their rightful places in the appropriate category structure. The images should probably be placed in subcategories of Category:Rosa cultivars. Thank you very much.

Enable the GoogleImages tab gadget in your preferences and use it to check for images that have been previously published elsewhere. Use {{No permission since}} or {{Copyvio}} where applicable.
Look at the file name and description. Many files marked as unidentified are actually identified and just need appropriate categories. Google Translate may be useful if the description is written in a language that you don't understand.
Check for usage in galleries or on other projects. If the file is used, there will be File usage on Commons and File usage on other wikis headings on the file description page.
Look for clues among the uploader's contributions and upload logs, particularly around the time the file was uploaded, date and time from the metadata of the previous and next photo etc. A link to the uploader's contributions can be found in the File history section on the file description page. A link to the user's logs is at the top of the contributions page. A link to contributions on other projects can be found at the bottom of the contributions page.
If the file was transferred from another project, look at the original uploader's contributions and upload logs.
Look for street signs, house numbers, shop shields, company names or similar clues in the image itself.
Any of the popular webmaps (OSM, Google, Bing) in conjunction with street level imagery providers (Mapillary, OpenStreetCam, Street View) can often be used to pinpoint a more exact location once a general location has been established.

If you are able to identify the subject, edit the description to better explain what the subject is. Remove the file from this category and place it in the most specific applicable categories. If you have figured out exactly where a photo was taken, add {{Location}} to the file description.

If you are not able to fully identify the subject, consider the possibility of moving it to a more specific category for unidentified content. For example, a photo of an unidentified building is more likely to be identified if the country it was taken in is known.

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Unidentified Rosa cultivars.

If you are able to identify any of these photographs, or can verify a cultivar name already cited on the image page, please index the image on the relevant cultivar page (or create the cultivar page if it does not exist), and remove the image from this category. The cultivar pages should be categorised under the corresponding alphabet category.

How to categorize a rose cultivar

English: *Single files

- Categorize by name: for example Category:Rosa 'Intrigue'
  - If there is no matching category, try synonymous names. By rule of thumb, the category should be named after the oldest synonym.
  - If no category is found, categorize under the corresponding alphabet category.
Creating categories (for two or more files)
- Try and name the category after the original registration name of the cultivar.
- Make sure any existing page for the cultivar is categorized under the new cat
  - If no page exists for the cultivar, create one (see below)
- Add
- Each rose cultivar category should be categorized under the following:
  - Corresponding Alphabet category
  - If it's a sport cultivar ("discovered", not "hybridized" or "grown"), Category:Rosa sports
  - If it's not a sport, corresponding Grower category
  - Corresponding Year category
  - Corresponding Group category
  - Corresponding Colour category
  - If named after a person, Category:Rose cultivars named after people
Creating gallery pages (for one or more files)
- Try and name the page after the original registration name of the cultivar. (e.g. with helpmefind.com)
- Choose two or more of the best images for the gallery.
- Try and include info about synonymous names, grower/discoverer, year, awards, parentage, offspring, and sports. Cultivar names should be linked whether or not the corresponding pages exist yet.
- Create redirect pages for relevant synonymous names. These redirections should be categorized under their relevant cultivars by alphabet categories.