'Aussie Magic' Rose

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'Aussie Magic' rose Description

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Availability:

Commercially available

Synonyms:

• KGT-04

Origin:

Discovered by Kelvin Trimper (Australia, 2010).
Introduced in Australia by Knight's Roses in before 2018 as 'Aussie Magic'.

Class:

Floribunda.

Bloom:

Pink. Mild fragrance. Average diameter 2.75". Double (17-25 petals), in small clusters bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.

Habit:

Dark green foliage.

Height: up to 32" (up to 80cm). Width: up to 35" (up to 90cm).

Growing:

Can be used for beds and borders or landscape.

Patents:

Australia - Patent on 27 Oct 2014
Application No: 2014/250 on 20 Oct 2014 VIEW PBR PATENT

'Aussie Magic' was the result of a mutation found on a ‘Meitobla’ plant in March 2010. The mutation was a distinctive pale pink as opposed to the dark pink blooms of the parent. The mutation was discovered by Kelvin Trimper at his home in Salisbury Heights, SA in March 2010 and has been grafted onto a multiflora rootstock for three generations without signs of reverting back to the original parent. Breeder: Kelvin Trimper, Salisbury Heights, SA
Agent: Knights Roses, Gawler, SA

Parentage:

sport of Simply Magic

Notes:

Source: KGT-04