"Georgetown Lemon White Tea" rose Reviews & Comments
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25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous-797
This rose bloomed for the first time in June. Not well-known. The tea-like bud is urn shaped, 3", with the tips flaring outwards. The outer petals are off-white with the center pale apricot. Full, tossled petals fading to blush when open. Deliciously sweet fragrance. Little leaf spot despite almost continuous rain. Available from Vintage Gardens which may classify it as a tea-noisette.
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Actually, in a cool climate, it can be pretty yaller.
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Found Rose, discovered in California by Joyce Demits.
Known SYNONYMS include:
"Geogetown Lemon-White Tea" "Legacy Of Joseph Marcilino" "Half-Moon-Bay Yellow"
It is grown in the Historic Rose Garden of the Sacramento City Cemetery.
Jeri Jennings
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