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    'Looping ®' rose Reviews & Comments
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    most recent 31 MAY 20  
    RoseLooping ® (rambler, Meilland, 2010)
    Initial post 31 MAY 20 by ThomasR
    The main bloom lasted six weeks, although there were just two flowers at the end, but it is still young and small. I will update if there is another bloom.
    most recent 2 NOV 19  
    RoseLooping ® (rambler, Meilland, 2010)
    Initial post 2 NOV 19 by ThomasR
    I haven't taken any picture of it. I planted it in April, it grew vigorously. It only has an occasional repeat in September( which I didn't see when I purchased it) and the smell is very faint. Looping only produced two flowers during its first year, yet I do not regret purchasing it. These flowers were extremely beautiful in my opinion. They had a very solid texture and a gorgeous shade of white( the color of rice I think), there was something modern and untemporal about them. Also, they were windproof, rainproof and still made great cut flowers after that.