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Michael Garhart 
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13 JAN 15 by
Rand1
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Some roses will do that if there is suddenly high heat.
I have had 'Fragrant Delight' and 'Aromatherapy' do this to me.
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"Rose Transformation with pBELF8 T-DNA contained in the binary vector plasmid pBELF8 (FIG. 52) was introduced into a rose Lavande variety by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation." -JP5002848B2
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I cant believe everyone has mostly negative things to say about this rose. Its so beautiful. I live in zone 8b in southern cali in the high desert. In the summer its ober 100 degrees every day, and while i do agree that the blooms dont last very long, (usually like 3 days if they dont burn which if its under 105 they dont usually) its always got flowers on it. It smells soo good too. Especially in the fall its intoxicating. Definitely my favorite of any rose. You can smell it from at least like 6 feet away.
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I like that the petals fall. The entire plant can be loaded with blooms, with petals scattered around the rose. It's like a picture of an old world painting. I think people expect a rose like 'Double Delight', but 'Scentimental', like its name, is a whole different concept.
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I thought it would fit into a mixed bed with heritage roses, because there are striped oldies: but it stood out like a sore thumb. Likewise a yellow Kordes climber, whose name escapes me at present, just wasn't right in that company.
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Yeah, its much brighter in flower and foliage tone. The main clan of striped OGRs tend to have a duller tone, with some magenta and mauve tones as well.
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7 years after 'Stargold'. Almost beat Brownell to the punch in the hardy wichurana-based HT race.
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