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'Breeze Hill' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 6 APR 24  
Initial post 6 APR 24 by Bug_girl
Pearson's Encyclopedia of Roses (1956), pg. 172.

Breeze Hill (Climber)
(R. Wichuraiana X Beaute de Lyon)
Not unlike Gloire de Dijon, but without the scent. The cream and rose blooms appear in late June. Useful for fences and pillars.
(Van Fleet, 1926.)
most recent 9 JUL 23  
Initial post 9 JUL 23 by Ritch
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most recent 5 JUL 11  
Initial post 25 FEB 04 by Unregistered Guest
Hi,

I would like to plant a Breeze Hill side to my pergola located South West - South. We live not so for from Lyon 5france) and the temperature can be in winter -15°C. Is this rose rustic and suited to our climate ? Is it an easy rose ?

Regards
Reply #1 posted 15 JAN 04 by The Old Rosarian
Breeze Hill is a hardy rose and should do okay in your area. It also is easy to grow. The flowers are a double cream shaded peach and it blooms mainly once and then has a few scattered flowers. In my garden it bloomed only once and was very prone to black spot.
Reply #2 posted 5 JUL 11 by Palustris
I don't know much about this rose as I don't have it growing in my garden. I would search to see if it is doing well in a garden near you. Evidently, it does well at the Roseraie de l'Hay and you are considerably further south, so I would be very optimistic that is should do well for you.

Best regards,
Sandy Brown