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Rosebuds in Nottingham Forest - Florida
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Thanks so much for the great pisa!
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How often does your plant partially revert ? Are you looking for other bermuda found roses as well?
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The red - white stripping proportions change frequently, particularily in summer flushes. It is rare that the striping is approximatey 50 % -50 % as shown in the photo. I am always amazed at the variance in bloom colors and form on our Smith's Parrish rose. The photo I have attached shows what it looks like on the same bush in the Spring. I have other "Bermuda Mystery Roses" in my garden and I love them but I'm not looking for more at this time.
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Thank You for the prompt answer .. I have many, almost all of the Bermuda Found roses .. I have just never seen my Red Smith's Parish go 50 - 50 like that ! VERY Nice picture.
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The information on the Tampa Rose Society is incorrect. How can I correct it
Al Whitcomb
President, Tampa Rose Society
a.whitcomb@earthlink.net
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We have linked your HMF registration to this listing. You are now able to change or update the listing. We are thrilled to have you maintain this listing to keep it current. Thank you.
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Tampa Rose Society (TRS)
TRS is a non-profit organization that serves the Tampa Bay area and is affiliated with American Rose Society and Deep South District of the American Rose Society. We enjoy and benefit from a variety of excellent guest speaker programs, an award winning monthly newsletter and educational materials to help members grow and enjoy beautiful roses. Our Consulting Rosarians will answer just about any question you may have about choosing and growing roses in the Tampa Bay area. We also conduct an annual rose show and organize bus tours to several Central Florida rose gardens in our area. Our society's purpose is to encourage interest in growing, enjoying and sharing roses and to foster fellowship among those who love roses. We strive to make a difference in our community by educating the public about our national flower. Members enjoy discussing and learning best practices for maintaining our rose gardens and working together on rose related projects. We are proud of the fact that we have one of the strongest rose societies in the Deep South District.
More information about Tampa Rose Society can be found at: http://www.tamparosesociety.org .
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