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'Breeze Hill' rose Reviews & Comments
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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.)
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9 JUL 23 by
 Ritch
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Available from - Freedom Gardens
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25 FEB 04 by
Unregistered Guest
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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
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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.
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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
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