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David Austin Rose - Boscobel (3rd year - 2nd flush)

Hoang Ton - Zone 9a

2 years ago

Tallahassee FL - Zone 8B

Here it is, 2nd flush at its peak. The sun here has been brutal and it fried a couple of blooms yesterday. I think this morning was my only chance to capture all the blooms before they are fried again. I love this DA rose, it's so dependable in my hot and humid climate.

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librarian_gardner_8b_pnw
2 years ago
Beautiful!
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strawchicago z5
2 years ago
I love the deep pink color !!
Hoang Ton - Zone 9a thanked strawchicago z5
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Diane Brakefield
2 years ago
I love Boscobel, and yours is a great example. The blooms have wonderful color and structure, and the overall growth habit is lovely. This is my favorite rose of yours so far. Diane
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Hoang Ton - Zone 9a
Original Author
2 years ago
This is 2 days after the other Boscobel video. I take back what I said about how the blooms fried in the sun. It was my fault. I didn't water it that morning. Watered the next morning and the blooms stayed pretty the whole hot sunny day. As you can see, it's 91F most of the day and the rose is still looking pretty, though the blooms are more pink than apricot like they were 2 days ago.

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