RE: Yellow roses -Reply

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• Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 10:26:14 -0800
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Carleen wrote:

I love Graham Thomas's color but, your 
description of Golden Celebration sounds
wonderful. 
(larger/fuller,great fragrance,butterscotchish)
Do you have both roses on your place ?  

Yes.  Golden Celebration is nearly at peak now.

Which has the better Bush ? 

At this point GC is smaller, and GT is tall, as
you know (I always have to have a few stakes
inserted strategically).  GT's flowers grow in
larger clusters (more flowers per stem), too, I
would say.

Where did you get Golden Celebration?

Oh my impatience will show -- got it at
Portland Nursery on grafted stock last year.

Heirloom does not list it in there catalog ?

If not, I'm sure they'll get it soon.  It really is
lovely.


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> From: SUSAN SAXTON
> A new rose to me this year (planted last
year)
> that has "come into its own" this year is
> 'Golden Celebration' by David Austin.  It is a
> deeper golden yellow that 'Graham Thomas,'
> perhaps larger/fuller, too.  Really beautiful
and
> great fragrance.  More butterscotchish (how's
> that for a made up color?).  

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