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Early Look at Constance, the Wedding Rose - 1st Year

Hoang Ton - Zone 9a

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

My observation so far is that the blooms are much smaller than Juliet's. The plant seems to be healthier with no disease so far. Juliet is battling with constant blackspots. Its growth habit is more like a shrub where Juliet's growth habit is more like a hybrid tea.

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strawchicago z5
2 years ago
I love button hole rose !! very healthy leaves too.
BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)
2 years ago
I grow both Constance and Juliet too, and agree with your assessment, Constance is easier and more disease resistant than Juliet. But those bloom on Juliet are a real ’wow’, she has quality and substance like no other Austin.
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