The color is definitely better in cooler weather. It gets up into the 90's/100's during the summer months where I live; when it's that w...Read Morearm, the blooms are more of a peachy-orange and the stripes are faint. When it's cool out, the blooms have distinct yellow and bright, deep orange stripes. The colors are exactly like a ripe Meyer lemon and a tangerine. The plant itself is attractive with its deep red/burgundy new growth.
Gorgeous new leaves come in deep deep red that mature into a wonderful dark green. Very glossy and stand-out-ish. This is a showstopper...Read More & I'm go glad I got one! Seems to do well here in Zone 5 (I'll know more next spring) but seems to take the heat quite well. I have mine in mulch (I mulch all my plants) and hand-water about once a week.
Jeffersonville, IN (Zone 6b) | July 2006 | positive
Blooms profusely! Disease resistant unless next to another rose bush that is susceptible to black spot. Blooms tend to be more yellow d...Read Moreuring colder periods.
The color is definitely better in cooler weather. It gets up into the 90's/100's during the summer months where I live; when it's that w...Read More
Gorgeous new leaves come in deep deep red that mature into a wonderful dark green. Very glossy and stand-out-ish. This is a showstopper...Read More
Blooms profusely! Disease resistant unless next to another rose bush that is susceptible to black spot. Blooms tend to be more yellow d...Read More
This cultivar's parentage is from New Year x seedling. Hybridizer is Sam McGredy.
Tons and tons of blooms. Excellent color. Low maintenance in NW Arkansas.