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All America Rose Selections 2006 Winners

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Julia Child (floribunda)

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Julia Child
Julia Child is a floribunda destined to be as famous as her namesake.  Personally chosen by the award-winning chef herself, this rose combines old-fashioned style with delicious fragrance rarely found in a free-flowering plant.

 This rose has a rounded habit and excellent disease resistance, raising the bar for any English-style rose. Julia Child also features a sweet licorice perfume that exudes from each fully-petaled flower, as well as a butter-gold color that’s perfectly suited to any landscape.

Class:  

Floribunda

Plant Habit:  

Medium Low

Growth Habit: 

Very rounded & bushy

Stem Length: 

Medium

Foliage Color:  

Bright super-glossy green

Disease Resistance: 

Excellent

Flower Color:  

Warm butter gold

Hardiness Zone 5, Zone 4 with winter protection

Bud Form:  

Pointed and full

Flower Form:  

Old-fashioned, very full

Flower Size:  

Medium, up to 3.5 inches

Petal Count:  

Over 35

Fragrance:  

Strong sweet licorice and spice

Parentage:  

(Voodoo x R.soulieana derivative) x Summerwine] x Top Notch

 


Rainbow Sorbet (floribunda)

 
Rainbow Sorbet

Rainbow Sorbet is as cool and delicious as it sounds.  This multicolor floribunda harkens back to the popular variety Playboy from which it is a descendant.

More rugged and winter hardy, Rainbow Sorbet shows a resistance to black spot similar to many shrub roses on the market. With a symphony of bright color uninterrupted throughout the season, Rainbow Sorbet can be used either as a powerful accent or as a bold border for those who like to make a statement in their garden.

 

Class:  

Floribunda

Plant Habit:  

 

Growth Habit: 

Upright

Stem Length: 

Up to 5 feet

Foliage Color:  

Dark green, glossy

Hardiness Zone 5, Zone 4 with winter protection

Disease Resistance: 

Above average, especially for blackspot

Flower Color:  

Mixed shades of bright yellow, orange and red that finishes nicely into light yellow and pink

Flower Size:  

Medium 3 to 3.5 inches

Petal Count:  

15 to 18

Fragrance:  

None noticeable

Parentage:  

 


Wild Blue Yonder (Grandiflora)

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Wild Blue Yonder

Wild Blue Yonder offers a journey into uncharted territory. This lavender blend is the first rose in this color range to garner the AARS designation since 1984.  Every large wavy petal is a velvety warm wine-purple layered onto rich lavender, making Wild Blue Yonder a unique rose to behold.

Each lovely blossom exudes the perfume of sweet citrus and rose. A vigorous ‘shrubby’ bush, its abundant, deep-green leaves provide the perfect accent to the extraordinarily novel color.

Class:  

Grandiflora

Plant Habit:  

Medium tall

Growth Habit: 

Upright, bushy

Stem Length: 

Medium long

Foliage Color:  

Rich glossy green

Hardiness Zone 5, Zone 4 with winter protection

Disease Resistance: 

Excellent

Flower Color:  

Deep reddish-purple with a lavender ‘eyezone’; deeper colors in cooler temps

Flower Size:  

Large up to 4.5 inches

Petal Count:  

25-30

Fragrance:  

Citrus blossom and rose

Parentage:  

(International Herald Tribune x R. soulieana derivative) x (Sweet Chariot x Blue Nile)] x (Blueberry Hill x Stephen’s Big Purple)


Tahitian Sunset (hybrid tea)

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Tahitian Sunset

Tahitian Sunset offers a little slice of paradise. This brightly-hued hybrid tea features splendid blossoms starting from high-centered orange-yellow buds that open fully to a peachy apricot-pink with yellow highlights. The vigorous plant produces 14-16 inch stems, and flowers with about 30 petals to create blooms up to five inches in diameter. With its complex color, delightful licorice fragrance, and semi-glossy foliage, this perfectly formed rose makes a strong focal point in any garden.

Class:  

Hybrid tea

Plant Habit:  

High centered

Growth Habit: 

Upright, well-balanced

Stem Length: 

14-16 inches

Foliage Color:  

Dark green

Disease Resistance: 

Good

Hardiness Zone 5, Zone 4 with winter protection

Flower Color:  

Peachy apricot pink with strong yellow base

Flower Size:  

Larch, up to 5 inches

Petal Count:  

25 to 30

Fragrance:  

Strong anise

Parentage:  

 Seedling x Sun Goddess


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