your favorite coral, orange, or deep pink roses?
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What's your favorite deep pink?
Comments (14)Laurie, Thanks for the heads up about the website. I had Saint Mary in the wrong place, so I moved her... :( She is a normal miniature... One of my favorites actually... That color of purple is very rare in miniatures... She is about the same size bloom as Starina. ============== Picking favorites is hard... Gala is a very nice deep pink color. However the blooms fade and quill as it ages, so it would have to be deadheaded more often to have the bush looking the way you want it to... Live wire is perfect colorwise. As per most micro-miniatures it does get minor blackspot. The bush would have to be several years old to make any sort of color impact since the blooms are so tiny. Doris Morgan is a very nice deep pink color with white interior. However the blooms fade and quill as it ages, so it would have to be deadheaded more often to have the bush looking the way you want it to... Marriotta always impresses me and is so darn cute. Not HT bloomform however, but cute cute cute! Hard to come by actually. The white edges are very unique. It always gets comments. Kayla would be perfect if it wasn't for the slight PM. Needs to be in an airy sunny spot. Ace of diamonds is listed as a medium red, but looks pink most of the time. I shovel pruned it... Hi Ho very slow bloomer, so can't say anything about it, it hasn't bloomed this year yet... Norwich Sweetheart shovel pruned due to disease Winsome, no faults, listed as a mauve but it is always fuchsia here, not neon pink like Electron, but definitely more pink than say Purple Passion type color. Another possibility that I don't have is China Doll. Another is Wild Plum, which again is listed as a mauve but looks fuchsia. Here is a link that might be useful: Wild Plum...See MoreYellow rose that changes to orange then deep pink
Comments (19)Sounds like Pinata to me-that's what immediately came to mind on reading your post. The link below contains some pictures of my pinata, showing bloom development/color changes as it ages. I happen to like Pinata a good deal, even though it is a slow grower, but I knew what I was buying when I purchased it-I'm sure it was quite a 'surprise' when yours started to bloom! Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Web Rose Gallery...See Moreplease ID coral pink rose
Comments (3)Valerie, My Mother's Rose is much more coral with cherry pink edges than the ones on HMF. The color depends on the temperature. There is no bluish tones on mine either. Colors are deeper in the spring and fall. Unfortunately, I don't have a photo of my own to share. Here are some photos of new growth that I just took today. This is not brand new and has been growing a while so it is starting to green up but the stems, thorns and leaves all start out a deep burgundy color. There is not much new growth on my roses right now because my weather is starting to cool down here. We even had a light frost a couple of nights ago. It won't be long before I have to put my gardens to bed for the winter. I hope this helps. Cherrie New Growth on Mother's Rose...See MoreYour favorite cold hardy orange and yellow roses
Comments (5)Easy Does It is hands down the most floriferous rose I have ever grown. It's not a vivid orange more of a saturated apricot with large frilly edged blooms. It gets some die back, I'd call it snow line hardy, but is so healthy and vigorous that it quickly makes up any loss. I'd recommend grafted. Trumpter is the most vivid red/orange I can imagine and is very hardy. It's a compact bush with fairly large blooms, a generous bloomer, tends to blackspot so does best in full sun with good air circulation or would benefit from anti-fungal spray. Oranges & Lemons is also very hardy. In my garden it wasn't the best bloomer and took up a lot for space, grew long canes acted like a short climber....See Moresara_ann-z6bok
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