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Re: Mysterious Rose

Susan K Fitch wrote:
> 
> Hey, everyone!
> 
> I was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about the "Diamond
> Jubilee" Rose.  A while ago, I purchased a deep yellow, very fragrant
> rose bearing the name "Diamond Jubilee" but received no information about
> it.  There were several more at the store like this one, but this year I
> haven't seen any.  No rose book describes this wonderful rose.
>       Recently, I discovered that Better Homes and Gardens is marketing a
> rose by the same name, however theirs is raspberry and white.  Was my
> rose mis-labeled?
> 
> (I would highly recommend this rose--it has survived miraculously, after
> being planted on a hill, with rocky, clay soil, surrounded by evergreens,
> in partial shade!)  :)
> 
> Any info. would be very much appreciated!  I really love this rose!
> 
> Also, is anyone familiar with micro-minis?  What names have been given to
> the generic whites, pinks and reds?  Is there any special care they need?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Susan
> Raleigh, NC/ Zone 7
> 
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> Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]Diamond Jubilee is listed in The Ultimate Rose Book by Stirling Macoboy. 
 The rose you discribe matches the picture and description given there.
Edith
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