Your most disease resistant roses in the yellow family:
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Comments (17)Over the years I've seen Aunt Honey in bloom before at different places and I'd always ask what that beautiful rose was. Good to know about the disease resistance in addition to her other attributes. Just a reminder too that when Dr. Buck was breeding roses in the 80's, disease resistance wasn't his primary motivation (although of course it was nice to have), winter hardiness was. At one point they had numerous Buck roses growing in the Tulsa ARS Rose garden, and some were fairly disease resistant and some definitely weren't....See MoreMost Fragrant.....with disease resistance
Comments (7)In my no-spray garden (where blackspot is the main problem) Belinda's Dream does well. It has a nice bush form, big flowers, and a lot of fragrance. Big pink flowers that you can smell just as you walk by. It gets a little bit of blackspot here but not enough to stop it from pumping out the roses. Mine's own-root and bulked up fast. Elle is beautiful, too. Big pink blooms blended with yellow. It is only in it's 2nd year for me and gets a bit of blackspot, but blooms a lot, has a nice bushy shape and great fragrance. Mine is grafted but had no trouble over-wintering without protection here, didn't lose any canes and is filling out really nicely. Heritage stays healthy for me and blooms in big fragrant clusters, nice BIG bush form, though your sister might not think the individual flowers are big enough. I don't think it's easy to find shrubs that have big fragrant flowers, and thrive in a no spray garden. I'll be interested to see what other people recommend. Jean's no-spray list has always seemed like a great starting point, if you can pull it up with a search....See MoreNeed suggestions for a disease resistant, hardy yellow shrub rose
Comments (42)Prairie Harvest is a nice yellow that will die back to the ground and come back vigorously for me every year. No disease, but the thrips love it. In the sun, it will fade to a chalky whitish light yellow. There is a new yellow knockout this year, but I don't know much about it. No, I'm not talking about Carefree Sunshine. Molineau is a nice yellow that nicely survives my Chicago winter with protection. A good bloomer, with nice fragrance Topaz Jewel gets BS and is not as hardy as other Rugosas, but survives in my garden with no protection. Last year, I had to cut it almost to the ground, though. TJ grows at akward angles, so is best to grow in a closely planted group. Perdita is pink in my garden. Not at all yellow for me. RU sells a yellow sport of Tamora called Lovely Child that has worked well in my garden. Here's a pic Julia Child is floppy. Strike it Rich isn't really yellow. Think Cantalope. I grew it this year and really like it. Not much fragrance though. I have grown Livin Easy and like it a lot, so Easy Going should be a good one. Lemon Spice is my favorite Yellow. I protect it and spray it, so it probably doesn't fit your criteria. But, if you want a non stop bloom machine for cutting and sniffing, Lemon Spice is the answer. Gets kind of tall and lanky. Jude the Obscure is winter hardy for me with minimal protection, but not really yellow. Apricot. Great smeller, though. The only yellow that I have that is disease resistant w/o spraying is Prairie Harvest. Al...See MoreMost Disease Resistant Mini???
Comments (8)I have a Hilde... It sat near black spot infested roses without contracting the disease [not sprayed]. Beautiful rose, too -- light red with hints of white near the center, dark foliage. It can also be dark pink in color. Has a nice scent. Tough little rose, though. Grows and blooms like crazy. Will bloom within 3wks of sprouting spring growth and continue to bloom until frost. The heat doesn't effect it much either [been topping 100 here] though it sits in full sun from sunrise to about 4PM. Here's mine: Here is a link that might be useful: Hilde...See MoreSCMG
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