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today by
 jedmar
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Thank you for your photos from Rose gardens in Japan! We have upadted our garden listings.
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Initial post
yesterday by
Ericchn
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PRIX COUP DE CŒUR DU JURY - Grand Prix SNHF
www.snhf.org/palmares-de-la-17e-edition-du-grand-prix-de-la-rose/
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today by
jedmar
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Awards added, thank you!
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9 AUG 23 by
Seaside Rooftop
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This rose is in its second year in my garden (Malta, z11).
The first year it had a main flush in May and then produced a single flower in the fall.
This year it had an earlier spring flush in April. It then produced a very light rebloom in early June. Now, in early August, I am seeing a cluster of flowerbuds forming on one branch.
The flowers from these flushes have less petals than the first ones, and ar a little darker in color, but the fragrance is just as wonderful.
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Seaside Rooftop
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2025 update: this rose has developed wonderfully in my z11 climate. It is actually living up to its nickname of "monthly rose" as it is almost never without blooms, although the first flush is the most impressive.
It has been disease free, aside from rust on a single leaf last year, which never manifested again after removing that one leaf.
It is grown in a gigantic pot, grafted on Laxa rootstock.
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Initial post
today by
Unregistered Guest
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Rose Listing Omission
Phoebe (AUScp17960)
-David Austin rose
-Florists rose
“Phoebe is a vision of quiet beauty, but as she blossoms, she confidently reveals a captivating rosette of richly coloured petals. Her radiant elegant colour can be described as Flamingo pink. At her heart, a warm coral hue pulses, which gently transitions from apricot orange to a soft, natural pink. A light to moderate fruity floral fragrance infused with soft violet notes and a touch of red apple.” —https://www.davidaustin.com/rose/phoebe/
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