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'JACibego' rose Reviews & Comments
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I have grown two Clouds of Glory (grafted) for over five years. It is a wonderful rose and has never shown any sign of disease even though I never spray it. It grows vigorously and blooms generously almost all year round in coastal southern California. The roses are massive, over five inches across, and are a beautiful shade of white with a hint of porcelain pink in the center. They last four to five days on the bush and are consistently strongly fragrant. It has few prickles and grows to about five feet tall. I highly recommend this gorgeous and healthy rose from Jackson & Perkins.
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Clouds of Glory is yet another underrated hybrid tea from Keith Zary formerly of Jackson Perkins. Upright grower to maybe chest high for me, vigorous, disease free for me (with spraying), beautiful porcelain white with the faintest hint of light pink in the center. High centered bloom which could show, but wouldn't be considered an exhibition rose. It does also have a moderate fragrance, and very few prickles. Lots to like with this rose.
If you need/want a white HT this would be a good choice.
I should add that this rose has few thorns/prickles.
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Okay, JACibego is 'Clouds of Glory'. It's a pastel HT, with the PP #267704
"BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Hybrid Tea Rose. It has as its seed parent the variety known as ‘JP 4597’, a seedling Red Hybrid Tea rose that was never patented and as the pollen parent ‘MACgenev’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 8,279)."
"Hybrid tea rose plant names ‘JACibego’
US PP26704 P3
ABSTRACT
A new variety of Hybrid Tea rose suitable for garden decoration, having flowers white in coloration."
The color is not true white, but closer to white than it is pink.
"Variety Name: 'JACibego'. Plant Patent #26,704. This 2014 Jackson & Perkins introduction has some of the most irresistible blooms we've ever seen."
http://www.jacksonandperkins.com/clouds-of-glory-hybrid-tea-rose/p/v1784/
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woohoo another mystery solved. not sure all the recent JP roses will be solved, but its a start ^_^
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My Clouds of Glory (2 bushes on Dr. Huey, from JP received April/May 2021) do not have as much of the pink shading in the description and in the photos posted by Beth (which show a lot of pink). Thus far mine are more pure white with just a hint of pink in the center - and very nice. Perhaps that will change as it matures? I am in Chicagoland zone 5b. I'll put up a photo when I have a nice bloom.
I just noticed the Patent photo shows little pink as well.
Update 8-15-21: When fully open there is no pink showing in Clouds of Glory, but rather a very faint pink hue - very faint (see Pic posted 8-16-21).
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