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A gallica cross (my theory is with R. macrantha) but fairly distinctive from anything else I grow. I describe the blooms as “luminous” for their bright stamens and petals. A large specimen can mound or climb, and blooms all at once in the spring. What a show! Further details and pictures here.
Coppery orange flowered floribunda rose, sporting a very nice scent. Blooms early and often throughout the season.
Tiny, but with a mighty strong color, a blend of orange and coral, with yellow center. Up to around 18” tall.
The ‘Danaë’ rose, a Hybrid Musk introduced in 1913 by Rev. Joseph Hardwick Pemberton, features light yellow blooms that age to white. These blooms, notable for their strong fragrance, have an average diameter of about 3 inches. The rose presents a very double, cluster-flowered form and blooms continuously. As a climber, it reaches 5 to…
Apricot colored miniature rose. Grows to 2ft tall. Reliable blooms all season.
Photos can’t do justice to the textured streaks on the deep red petals, giving the blooms the look of velvet.
Deep red flowers in clusters – heavy bloomer and disease resistant too! Medium shrub to around 3ft tall.
