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Initial post 27 AUG 18 by GardenGlimpses
At its best in the spring when the color is quite unique...coral red stripes on an apricot orange base. It seems to lose its stripes in hot weather and become a solid dark smoky orange, not very attractive to me. The plant is healthy, bushy, blooms heavily and repeats often, having ideal floribunda qualities. Alas, that summer color doesn’t look good by itself and clashes with pretty much every other rose in the garden.
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Reply #1 of 3 posted 10 JAN 20 by drossb1986
Frida has been a little fussy with blackspot at times, but oddly...the chili thrips seem to avoid her.
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Reply #2 of 3 posted 3 SEP by GardenGlimpses
Even the Chili thrips must not like that odd dull orange summer color, either!
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Reply #3 of 3 posted 3 SEP by ParisRoseLady
Ben T, I agree with your assessment of the color, same thing in Albuquerque NM... BTW, Weeks Roses Hybridizer Christian Bedard said in his August 2023 ARS webinar that this rose seemed to perform best on the west coast...
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Initial post 28 JUN by WillametteRose
Who is the breeder?
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Reply #1 of 5 posted 29 JUN by jedmar
Was not disclosed. Used to be Tom Carruth or Christian Bedard in the past.
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Reply #2 of 5 posted 29 JUN by WillametteRose
Thank you. I planted one bareroot this spring and it has turned into a beautiful little bush. Very healthy and vigorous so far with lovely full blooms already. The white reverse on the petals is very striking.
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Reply #3 of 5 posted 25 AUG by GardenGlimpses
I asked Tom Carruth and he told me Christian Bedard is the breeder.
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Reply #4 of 5 posted 25 AUG by ParisRoseLady
The coloration is extraordinary in your photo. Is it as striking in real life?
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Reply #5 of 5 posted 2 SEP by GardenGlimpses
The color is magenta, sometimes aging to slate purple, with a white reverse. I think it’s quite nice, a bit similar to Lavender Crush
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Initial post 5 JUL by Diane's Lakeview Rose Garden
Just wondering from anyone growing this rose, about how tall does she get?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 30 AUG by GardenGlimpses
She was a shorty for me, under 3 ft
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most recent 28 AUG HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 28 AUG by GardenGlimpses
Bloom is very beautiful, highly ruffled and full petaled, good size, rich yellow with some deep amber shading. It lasts very well in a vase, probably 3 times as long as Molineaux or Poets Wife and other non-florist yellow Austins. Plant is very shapely puts , especially beautiful during spring flush. There’s fragrance too, a moderate tea scent. I am still working on trying to get her to repeat better. Seems to want as much water as aquatic plant to stimulate new growth during the summer! But very rewarding in spring and fall, so definitely a keeper.
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