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A very novel 'backwards' bicolor whose lighter color of deep golden yellow is carried on the inside of the petals with a darker bronzy orange-red backside. Usually, bicolors have the lighter color on the outside of the petal & a darker inside.

Plump pointed buds open to full old-fashioned blossoms. As the flowers mature, they blush & blend through a very pleasing array of colors all the way to the very finish.

This tall super-vigorous plant yields long stems lush with clean deep green leaves. Easy-to-grow & loaded with color.


Fact Sheet

Class Grandiflora
Plant Habit Tall
Growth Habit Upright and bushy
Stem Length Long
Foliage Color Rich green
Disease Resistance Excellent
Hardiness Zone 5, Zone 4 with winter protection
Flower Color Golden yellow interior with a bronzy orange reverse
Bud Form Pointed, full & fat
Flower Form Full, old-fashioned
Flower Size Large, up to 5
Petal Count 30 - 35
Fragrance Mild fresh apple
Parentage [(O Sole Mio x seedling) x Midas Touch] x Hot Cocoa
Hybridizer Tom Carruth
Introducer Weeks Roses

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