Dark pink roses
This one is a little bit hard to sort out as they start to bleed into the purples and blue reds but that’s okay…we all just want to look at a bunch of flowers anyway, right?
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oursteelers 8B PNW
3 months agoYoung Lycidas had some health issues at the beginning of the season so I cut a lot out but the blooms are always flawless
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3 months agoDeja Blu is one I don’t see a lot about here. Unfortunately I don’t have a ton of info other than to say it came as a very small band and it is battling a layer of japanese maple and viburnum roots and it hasn’t died. Poor thing gets about three hours of sun but is still pretty blackspot free.
I was pretty stumped as to what color category this should go to but I think dark pink fits the closest
oursteelers 8B PNW
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Leonardo da Vinci...this one really has better bs resistance in full sun. I used to have a plant of it in part shade and gave it away due to bs proneness. In my friend's garden it did great so I took a cutting and planted a plant in a sunnier spot where it does well.
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