A recent addition to the Old Garden Rose class of Moss roses; bred by Paul Barden. Repeat blooming, so that is a bonus. Going into its first summer for me so I will come back to this later to talk about how it handled the heat and humidity of Missouri.
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Duchesse de Brabant is the rose that Theodore Roosevelt wore in his button hole. Duchesse de Brabant is a Tea rose bred in 1857. It is an Earth-Kind Rose. You can see a video about it here: https://youtube.com/shorts/8e7J2EmpASM
Correction: In the video I misspoke and said that it was introduced in 1837. It was introduced in 1857.
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Little Mischief was bred in 1997 and introduced in 2005. In the two years that it has been in the ground it has been similar to the growth habit of 'The Fairy'. I find that the dark pink flowers, from a distance, seem to glow and stand out, especially against a green background. You can see more pictures and info here:
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The Fairy was bred in 1932 and introduced in the US in 1941. It blooms in clusters and is classified as a Polyantha rose. You can learn more about it and see the slide show here: https://youtu.be/a2HQ5vtp8rQ
June is National Rose Month. I thought I would start it off with a rose called 'At Last'. It is a Floribunda rose bred in 2000 but introduced in 2015. You can see the video here:
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Double Delight
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In the Kansas City, Missouri area. The rose garden is in Loose Park. It has a fountain in the center with wide walking areas. There is a section that is dedicated to David Austin roses. There are predominantly Modern Roses but you can find a few Old Garden Roses as well. You can see the slideshow here:
