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Bermuda Spice

NewGirlinNorCal

12 years ago

I'm just sharing this picture because I'm so happy- this is the first really good bloom on this Bermuda Spice that I bought at the Sacramento Historic Rose Garden Open Garden sale a year ago. It really does have the most interesting scent of peppercorns and grapefruit!

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iris_gal
12 years ago
It is sweet.
canadian_rose
12 years ago
The fragrance sounds unusual!! What a treat. The first blooms are always special, aren't they?
Carol
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User
12 years ago
Does anyone know if this plant is available in Oz?
albinnibla
12 years ago
It does, indeed. And then as you move away from it, you get this aura of the finest tea rose scent - at least I did.
Outstanding!
NewGirlinNorCal
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks everybody!

Adam- I don't know if it is- none of the Australian rose dealers are listed on Help Me Find. Maybe if someone is growing it in Oz they'd be willing to give you a cutting? I hope you can get one!

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