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'Apricot Nectar' rose Reviews & Comments
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30 MAR 14 by
 goncmg
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Just struck me that this one is GREAT, nothing like it..............yet at 45 has not produced any notable offspring.SURELY it was tried----and yes it HAS offspring----but nothing even CLOSE.................so interesting how the "gene pool" gets road blocked??? Or how much less "unique" much less "ahead of time" varieties end up being much better parents in the big picture..................
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2 AUG 22 by
Michael Garhart
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I was surprised they didn't breed it into hybrid teas. It ticks all the boxes, except for plant architecture. A little bigger blooms, a bit more behaved plant, and a little stronger color... voila.
But, nah. Never happened lol. At least that we know of.
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26 DEC 20 by
Cambridgelad
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Was introduced in the UK by Alex Dickson and Sons.
NRS Annual 1965 p208
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5 APR 18 by
Yankee Doodle Stevie
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One of the great floribundas of all-time. A lusty grower and disease free, it provides ample amounts of light to medium apricot blooms kissed with just a bit of yellow at the heart. Smells quite good, and holds up in 100 degree temps as well.
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25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous
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This is a very good rose - bloomed in the winter time in Houston area, the blooms lasted 2 weeks in a vase!!!!! Medium sized blooms in HT form. Very happy I got this rose.
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1 AUG 17 by
StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
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Thank you for the info. of 2 weeks vase life.
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