Photo from Heirloom
Roses
Hybridizer
– Tom Carruth
Blueberry
Hill x New Zealand
Introduced
by Weeks Wholesale Rose Grower, Upland, CA
What better way to celebrate Memorial Day than with a rose
called Memorial Day. Memorial
Day is a beautiful hybrid tea rose with orchid pink blossoms. Pointed oval buds unfurl into a very large, ruffled
blooms about 5-6 inches across with more than 50 petals count on long stems
with very little prickles. It has a
strong fragrance that only one bloom is needed to perfume an entire room with intense strong damask
scent. The growth habit is upright and
bushy, growing to medium to tall in height, about five feet tall and four feet
wide. Foliage is bright green and clean
on a continuous blooming plant.
Memorial Day was an All-America Rose Selections
winner in 2004. Memorial Day is Weeks Roses' hybridizer, Tom Carruth's fifth AARS
winner. Disease resistance is very good
and the plant especially enjoys hot summer weather and produces darker blooms
as the weather cools off in the fall.
To remember those
who served, plant and dedicate a beautiful Memorial
Day hybrid tea for them.
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