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Was this named for a friend of yours?
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The codename implies its Golden Beauty x Shockwave, and while the form is what one would expect, the color seems lighter than one would expect. Which doesn't mean anything, as genetics can be strange, but it definitely struck me.
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In pictures this would seem to be one of the better peach/apricot colored roses on the market. Pity no fragrance is mentioned. A floribunda spray from this variety would be a splendid decorative accent, or perhaps it could be grown in a pot on one's patio.
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My favorite is hands down 'Louise Hay', but Weeks didn't take that rose seriously.
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Royal Jubilee seems to be impossible to find. Has anyone had any luck lately?
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RJ is growing, slowly in my back yard. Despite its' alleged alba genetics, I would not want to try it any colder than zone 5 where I am. Mine came from David Austen Roses in Texas. Maybe contact them. If they know there is interest, they might propagate it for next year.
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Available from - Harkness UK
http://harknessonline.co.uk/
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2 days ago by
 Johno
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Guy's Gold is available from Knight's Roses, Gawler, South Australia.
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