Is there such a thing? What qualifies as a perfect rose? You can see the video and come to find out here:
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Saturday, March 26, 2022
Saturday, March 19, 2022
Spotlight on Safrano (Spotlight on Roses series #8)
Safrano is a tea rose from 1839. I have grown it in both Oregon and Missouri. I have found, that for me it is more winter hardy than Monsieur Tillier. You can see more info on Safrano here:
Safrano unfurling
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Saturday, March 12, 2022
Spotlight on Licorice Tea (Spotlight on Roses series #7)
A Paul Barden Tea rose. This is a new addition to an old garden rose class. You can see my opinion on this rose here:
Licorice Tea at dusk
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Saturday, March 5, 2022
Spotlight on Abraham Darby (Spotlight on Roses series #6)
Abraham Darby, a 1985 David Austin rose. I have grown it in both Missouri and Georgia. I didn't have it in my garden in Oregon, but it does grow there, and was in the rose garden at Avery Park in Corvallis when I last visited in 2019. You can view the video here:
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Saturday, February 26, 2022
Spotlight on Roses series #5
This week is a found Tea rose. Found roses are those that are found, often in others yards, cemeteries, side of the road, etc. Because they are found, getting a name for the rose may not be possible, so a study name is given to it. I got this rose from the plant sale at the Sacramento City Cemetery in 2017. You can get the video here:
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Saturday, February 19, 2022
Spotlight on Roses series #4
Old Blush, a China rose, and one of the four stud roses. See the video for more info here:
Old Blush
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Saturday, February 12, 2022
Spotlight on Roses series #3
Mutabilis, a china rose. The flowers start out one color and darken to a different color. Definitely one I would recommend growing. I have grown it in both Georgia and Oregon. You can see the video here:
I have decided to title the videos, starting with this one, in the Spotlight on Roses series and then the number because I realized that if I kept on saying what type of rose I was spotlighting it would get too confusing.
Mutabilis in my Oregon garden
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