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Ericchn 
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Gold medal HT, 2024 Rome trials.
www.worldrose.org/trials/2024-winners-14/4800/
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6 days ago by
jedmar
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Rome 2024 trial results added, thank you!
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Just like Azay-le-Rideau, it’s also behaving like a shrub in the south of France in its 3rd year:
- Abundant first spring flush
- Repeats well but with significantly less flowers in summer and autumn
- shoots up to 3m in autumn, but won’t fall over
The bush is very much like Princesse Charlène de Monaco: tall, relatively narrow, well branched.
The disease resistance is exceptional - almost immune to black spot and powdery mildew, only slightly infected with rust when the disease pressure is high.
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7 days ago by
jedmar
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Thank you for your comments
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It’s behaving like a typical shrub in the south of France in its 3rd year:
- Abundant first spring flush
- Repeats well but with significantly less flowers in summer and autumn
- shoots (octopus canes) up to 3m and arch over in autumn
The disease resistance is quite impressive though.
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Ericchn
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In the reference section, it is stated that this rose is once flowering.
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