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'92-00129-04' rose Reviews & Comments
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Does anyone know how large this plant may grow? Like the first poster in this thread mine is still relatively small, a touch over two feet, which is perfect for its current location. If it gets over three feet, however, I'll need to move it. As I am currently planning where I will shift roses later this year it would be great to have some idea of what to expect from this garden gem.
My honey bouquet is also deeply fragrant with blooms that last forever in my mild, Pacific Northwest garden! I have it next to Frangrant Memory right off of my front porch and the incredible fragrance from these two fills my home when the afternoon sun hits them. People coming to my front door always comment.
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I hope you sent us a photo !
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Mine is about 3 ft. tall in Houston, Texas area (we grow things bigger in Texas!)
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22 APR 04 by
Anonymous-22044
Ditto for me in zone 9 California! Longest lasting rose in my garden,
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25 FEB 04 by
Anonymous-797
I've only had this rose four months, but it is a favorite! Hasn't grown much (2 1/2ft tall), but it just finished it's third flush of 4-4 1/2" bright yellow blooms that just cover the bush of very healthy dark green leaves, creating a color contrat that is noticable 100ft away. The blooms have great holding power, better than anything else in my 90 degree Florida heat and humidity, and a wonderful fragrance too. Of my 100+ roses, this bush justs laughs at the pest and fungus that thrive on nearby plants. I love this rose and recommend it for anyone in the South.
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25 FEB 04 by
Unregistered Guest
I had the same wonderful experience with Honey Bouquet as the previous gardner commented. I live in the inland area (low desert) of Southern California where our summer days often get over degrees, and this little rose didn't mind a bit! I planted it by my garden chair and am so glad that I did because I really enjoy the fragrance of it every time I sit in my garden.
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