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Rosa Apricot Clementine

Calvin Ragoonanan

10 years ago

Hey, I'm a newbie to this forum but have posted on the houseplant and amaryllis forums.

I saw an 'Apricot Clementine' rose for sale and it caught my eye. I was wondering if any of you have any experience with this lovely small floribunda? From the limited information available online, this rose seems to be disease resistant and quite floriferous.

I'm from Trinidad in the Caribbean and have a garden blog @ http://trinigarden.blogspot.com/ .

Here is a link that might be useful: Apricot Clementine @ HMF

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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
It's not available in the USA but maybe someone in Europe might know something about it. It looks like a nice rose.
canadian_rose
10 years ago
Yeah, it's gorgeous (onhelpmefind)!!!
Wow!!
Carol
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Calvin Ragoonanan
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks for the reply Seil. Carol, it's really beautiful at the garden center. The bush is compact and thick, with healthy foliage and tons of blooms. It's a small floribunda about the size of miniflora.
canadian_rose
10 years ago
Sounds wonderful.
Are you going to get it?
Carol
Calvin Ragoonanan
Original Author
10 years ago
There was exactly one of it at the garden centre last Saturday. It seems that the rose, along with several others, were imported bare-root from Europe and potted up. It is probably sold by now. I didn't want to purchase the rose without knowing somewhat about its background. My loss.

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