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Michael Garhart 
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It'd be funny if the pollen parent was actually 'Olympic Torch'. This was around the time Seizo Suzuki began introducing roses through JP.
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jedmar
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Pale mauve #F3E5F5 or Pantone 15-2205
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How well does this variety resist blackspot in high humidity?
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Mine is completely healthy in Oregon. I live near the temperate rainforests, so we have cool and cold humidity types. On some days, the air is like walking through a river of mist. Feels amazing on the lungs. Some roses do not like it though, but Summer Wind has been fine here. Your mileage may vary, because different races of disease are in different areas on the world.
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"The female parent of ‘VLR13003’ differs from ‘VLR13003’ in having flowers that are smaller in size and lack fragrance and leaves that are glossy and small in size. The male parent of ‘VLR13003’ differs from ‘VLR13003’ in having flowers that are double, medium in size, and light yellow in color and leaves that are glossy."
So, this is not the orange grandiflora named Candelabra by JP Roses.
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