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    most recent 24 APR 16  
    RoseFirst Impression
    Initial post 24 APR 16 by Kellymnzone4
    Available from - chamblee roses
    chambleeroses.com tyler, tx
    most recent 1 SEP 15  
    RoseFirst Impression
    Initial post 21 JUN 12 by Kim Rupert
    Has anyone else noticed there plant of First Impression is virtually without prickles? Mine is an own root and has ZERO prickles on it anywhere. Very quick repeat, very healthy and heat resistant, too.
    Reply #1 posted 7 SEP 12 by Kit
    I have one with exactly one large thorn, as wicked as any could be but beyond lonesome; and mine by the way is just as fragrant as Sunsprite, ya'ani (ie) - evanescently to unreliably but occasionally fantastic.
    Reply #2 posted 6 AUG 15 by styrax
    Is the fragrance heat-dependent (more or less fragrant when it is warm/cool), like some other yellow?
    Reply #3 posted 1 SEP 15 by Rosecandy
    Mine has thorns. Not as many as most of my roses, but a decent amount. I bought this rose hoping it would be thorn-free, but it's not :(. It is VERY healthy though, and always blooming! Well worth it ^_^
    most recent 27 JAN 11  
    RoseFirst Impression
    Initial post 27 JAN 11 by Kathy Strong
    Available from - Lowe's (the big box store)
    most recent 11 OCT 10  
    RoseFirst Impression
    Initial post 11 OCT 10 by Patsy Cunningham
    I too bought it just before Nor'East went out. Actually, thought it was a miniflora and put it with others in a raised bed. No winter damage in zone 6 at all. It's now an enormous fabulously healthy floribunda (without any fungicide). Loaded with brilliant yellow blooms. How do we get a (mail order) nursery to carry it, only Bailey's wholesale is listed. It needs to be more widely sold and grown
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