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'Bon-Bon' rose References
Website/Catalog (17 Apr 2016) Registered Name: 'Bon-Bon' Synonyms: ARS Approved Exhibition Name: Bon-Bon Photo: courtesy of Ashdown Roses F, pb, 1973, Warriner, William A.; bud ovoid; flowers deep rose-pink, reverse white, large, semi-dbl., slight fragrance; foliage dark; vigorous, bushy growth; PP3555. [Bridal Pink × seedling]. Roses in Review: Garden Rating: 7.5 Exhibition Rating: Introductions: J&P, 1974. Awards: AARS, 1974
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 59. Floribunda, pink blend, 1974, 'Bridal Pink' x Seedling; Warriner; Jackson & Perkins. Bud ovoid; flowers deep rose-pink, reverse white, semi-double, large; slightly fragrant; foliage dark; vigorous, bushy growth.
Book (1974) Page(s) 85. Includes photo(s). Bon-Bon This charming little Floribunda is an AARS Award Winner for 1974. The rose-pink and cream buds open to rounded, cupped blooms, deep rose and white with white reverse, in heavy clusters, opening continuously and repeating the show over and over again from early spring until frost. This bloom performs beautifully in all climates, and is as richly fragrant as it is colorful. With its medium height and neat, compact habit, the plant is especially desirable for landscaping. Petals fall cleanly, too. ‘Bon Bon’ was hybridized by William Warner of the Jackson & Perkins Co.
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