Stretch Johnson -- first blooms
13 years ago
After admiring Stretch Johnson for many years I found out Rogue Valley Roses offered it so I ordered a baby this past Winter.
SJ has grown well and is starting to show its unique "painted" features.
I have read this rose is supposed be at its best in the Fall.
So I'll post the Fall display when we get there.
Danty
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