Kordes Blush in the heat
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
The bud just opening - early morning two days ago
Yesterday
And as of today
This is the last bloom on the bush as of right now. It appears to be slow growing in the heat compared to my Blue Girl which has doubled in size. Blue Girl was purchased about a week later than Blush.
Blush has a cold cream fragrance.
The only thing I don't like about Blush is after the rose looks like the 3rd pic for a day, the petals fall off easily.
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