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andyscott3

Pink Drift or Coral Drift - which one is more floriferous?

4 months ago

Looking for a low growing real rose carpet (am not considering Flower Carpet roses), and would like to choose one of the above Drifts. I'm in Northern California 10a. Would appreciate all opinions/comments.

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  • 4 months ago

    I took a look on HMF at Pink Drift and was not impressed with this rose. It seems to be the least popular Drift according to HMF favorites votes. Coral Drift has a lot of fans, but the color seems kind of harsh to me. I've grown eight Apricot Drift for years and love the softer color. I'm in zone 7 so this rose is perfectly hardy here. Diane


    Apricot Drift can look pretty pink, a soft one, at times. And its bloom size is like the other Drift roses. The photos can make the blooms look larger.





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