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Pink Clusters

20 years ago

This has been my year of mystery roses. This one was puchased as Garden Party, but obviously it's something very different. The blooms are between the size of a quarter and a silver dollar in size. It's a good repeater and always blooms in clustering cascades, no scent at all. Fairly disease resistant thus far.

TIA, Nan

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cecily
20 years ago
If you purchased it at Lowe's its Caldwell Pink aka Pink Pet. Pink Pet has a little button at the center of each bloom but I can't see that in your photo due to the beetle devestation.
nberg7
Original Author
20 years ago
Thanks Cecily- I think you're right, but I didn't buy it at Lowes- it was a rescue from Big Lots for a dollar. LOL Not bothered by BS at all either, so I can live with that aspect. Will have to rethink where to move it to as a landscape rose instead of in my HT bed.
-Nan
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