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This rose was the biggest suprise in my garden in 2008.
I planted 5 shockwave in a row leading to the entry of the house.
It was admired by me and my friends through the summer and fall.
Always covered with flowers. The yellow was very beautiful. It was
fading a little bit, but still giving a beautiful color. It reminds me Julia Child.
I will keep this rose.
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thanks for sharing.
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25 FEB 04 by
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All the plants I saw at The Home Depots in Denver and Tampa and such were 'Gold Glow' , a Hybrid Tea/Floribuna thing. But the name DID catch my eye! John
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20 FEB 07 by
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Feb 2007 at Home Depot in Bay Area, CALIF. I read the metal tag "GOLD GLOW" and the pkg
label lists it as a climber?!? Last year it was labeled as a 'floribunda': As I am relatively knew to rose growing, I'm easily confused . . . ~kHAAS of Silicon Valley
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The ARS publication "Modern Roses 12" says there are three different roses with name "Gold Glow" and another two with "Golden Glow". They are as follows:
1. Gold Glow - Hybrid Tea, deep yellow, introduced in 1959
2. Gold Glow - Climbing, deep yellow, introduced in 1964
3. Gold Glow Bronze Sport - Hybrid Tea, yellow blend, introduced in 1986
4. Golden Glow - Hybrid Tea, apricot blend, introduced in 1918
5. Golden Glow - Hybrid Wichurana, medium yellow, introduced in 1937
This entry is about "Golden Glow" #5.
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