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May 2023, Albuquerque NM, Zone 7B. Lady in Red in her second year in the garden, planted from an own-root band from High Country Roses in 2022. Lots of clusters of beautiful deep red flowers that last a long time on the bush. (They also have a good vase life). This plant is throwing out a lot of canes and demonstrating excellent health and vigor. Just looked up the lineage, and with Valentine's Day and Oh My as parents, it's not surprising that this one is a winner...

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Rose photo courtesy of ParisRoseLady

May 2023, Albuquerque NM, Zone 7B. Newly-potted container gown rose, this one is loaded with clusters and has settled in and started to produce with a vengeance. Obviously very healthy and vigorous. Seems to be a trouble-free plant and a VERY willing bloomer. Love the free-form organic habit, I imagine this could be easily shaped and pruned at will. Reminds me of The Fairy, but a deeper, more rich pink. A+++

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May 2023, Albuquerque NM, Zone 7B. Container-gown, second year own-root plant from Heirloom Roses. Such a striking and unusual bloom color and flower form. To me, this is a casual, romantic rose, very free-form, with an organic habit that lends itself well to a cottage garden design. Lots of clusters that go through multiple color changes. Healthy and carefree, this is one you don't have to coddle once established.

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May 2023, Albuquerque NM, Zone 7B. Love this rose! Such a sweet and cheerful mixture of colors that are ever-changing on the bush. Healthy and carefree. A great small-scale landscape plant or patio rose. Container gown currently, I would not hesitate to tuck this one into the ground to fill out a small spot with a wonderful pop of color. PS: I purchased this one on Amazon.com,, it was marketed under the Proven Winners label, Proven Winners also sells it directly.

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