Some might call it a rut, but I just keep looking for that perfect rose, and I'll keep trying until I find it. Although I like a variety of roses, from singles to fully double, and multiple colors and blends, ultimately what I am looking for is a rose to be warm pink to apricot, cup shaped, outer petals fading to near white, sinfully fragrant, vigorous grower in my climate, not damaged by heat/sun/wind/thrips, blooms and reblooms well, grows to manageable size, but not tiny/compact. I don't really care if it has a lot of thorns, or if it wants to take over the world. So in my search, I've purchased a number of similar roses. They are not similar in growth, and only at certain stages are they very similar. None are perfect. Yet.
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'Abraham Darby' |
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'Boscobel' |
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'Evelyn' |
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'Princesse Charlene de Monaco' |
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'Radio Times' |
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