Baron
Girod de l’Ain
Reverchon,
1897
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Baron Girod de l’Ain is an unusual rose and is a sport of
‘Eugene Furst’ and belongs to the Hybrid Perpetual class. The blooms are large, bright crimson, sweetly
scented, double flowers, and complemented with leathery dark green leaves and
reasonably healthy. Baron Girod de l’Ain
has a very decorative flower with petal irregularly scalloped and rimmed with
white on its cupped flower. It is quite
beautiful. It opens cupped, with a ragged
looking petal edges and as it matures, the outer petal curves outside while the
inner petal stays cupped. This vigorous
bush has an upright habit, sometimes with arching canes with plenty of stout thorns and the flowers repeat
throughout the season. It deserves a
place in your garden for its novelty. Plant
it in the perennial bed next to silver foliage plants and purple flowers to
accentuate its exotic and unique qualities.
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