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Initial post today by a_carl76
I have seen this rose being sold as 'Robe Doll' and 'Gold Dress' but these names seem to be more more of a direct translation than additional names. See also 长袍娃娃

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Initial post yesterday by gjb
Will this rose grow in USA Zone 5?
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Reply #1 of 2 posted yesterday by jedmar
Zone 5 is too cold.
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Reply #2 of 2 posted today by Nastarana
The choices for ramblers in the cold zones are somewhat limited. I have had good success with the Ayrshire group. Those do indeed ramble, everywhere if you let them. The blooms are white and pretty, but lack the lavishness of the Barbier roses. I think Roses Unlimited has one or two, some years. The Damask, Celsiana, should probably be thought of as a rambler. It throws out 15' canes. Then there is Lilian Gibson, which is huge, and will shade out anything growing beneath it.

I gather Dorothy Perkins and sports can be grown in 5. I have not attempted them. Among modern, repeat blooming ramblers, I have Alba Meidiland, IMHO one of the finest of modern introductions. It is hardy for me, but remains bushy.
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Initial post yesterday by gjb
Will this rose grow in USA Zone 5?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted yesterday by jedmar
Zone 5 is too cold.
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Initial post yesterday by gjb
Will this rose survive USA Zone 5? Is it a repeat bloomer?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted yesterday by jedmar
As you see in the description, it has one spring/summer flush, and then a few blooms in autumn. Zone 5 is too cold.
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