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When it comes to roses I seem to add a new cultivar each year. And much like irises and daylilies a gardener can never get too many. This rose has grown here at least five years, and is exceptionally hardy. Its first flush of blooms are in very thick clusters. The pink color and flower shape make it an exceptional bloom. It is much the same size and shape as the red Groodendorst.
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Jun 10, 2006
Shown here is the full shrub from a distance. I have it planted at the back of a large perennial bed behind daylilies and other plants.
Jun 10, 2006
In this close up picture the flower color and detail is better seen.
Jun 10, 2006
This shot is looking toward the front of the bed, opposite the direction of the first picture above.
