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most recent 9 APR 14  
Initial post 9 APR 14 by Grntrz5
Din not survive the winter of 2013, a zone 4b, with too many -25F days.
most recent 14 JAN 13  
Initial post 14 JAN 13 by Grntrz5
Tall column shape, about 4 1/2 feet, green canes in early winter-before 10F
most recent 3 MAY 12  
Initial post 3 MAY 12 by Grntrz5
This rose is a plae soft warm yellow, I don't really see a shrimp color to the coloring, maybe in warmer weather it will show up? Even with the cooler than normal spring, and even with some hot weather thrown in, and the nights have cooled off, I haven't seen a sign of a color wash. the scent is a very light fruit scent. It is a beautiful rose with the sunset on it, but looks very washed out in bright light. It has lots of thorns.