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sam w 
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10 DEC by
sam w
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The DA website USA currently lists its as hardy to Z4.
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Unless DA Co. wants to tell us a bit more about the lineage of 'Hyde Hall', I would take that zone 4 designation with a grain of salt. The one available fact that it is apparently a seedling of 'Graham Thomas' does not inspire confidence.
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17 NOV by
sam w
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I would take the zone rating (6b) seriously, at least if it's a young plant. This is the only HP I'ver ever had that died from cold.
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12 NOV by
sam w
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Although I often see it listed as Zone 7, I have a fortuniana plant that has come easily through two winters that cut my tea roses back to the ground.
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31 MAY 19 by
sam w
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I've always been puzzled when people have described various roses as having a raspberry scent, then I met this rose and I understood!
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The scent to me is moderate-strong damask scent.
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