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Attention Tuggy3 and whoever is interested

10 years ago

In early June I started a post about Olympiad. We were making comparisons on different reds. I mentioned I liked Royal William and you said you might check it out. Thought I would share a picture. It really is a redder red than the picture shows, looks beautiful on the bush.

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jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
10 years ago
Nice looking bloom Sara-Ann! :)
Tuggy3
10 years ago
Royal William is on my list to by for next year if I can find it. It's a beautiful rose. Thanks for the picture. It's a beauty.
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sara_ann-z6bok
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks Jim and Tuggy. It's listed as available at Pickering and Palatine. Palatine lists it as Duftzauber '84. In 2013 it was available from Heirloom, Northland and Rogue Valley that I know of.

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