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'Barbara's Apricot Musk' rose Photos
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This is not a great photo, but it does show that this still very immature plant is making nice, airy sprays of several blooms. Photographed in mid-October, in cooling weather, which gives the blooms nice color. This vigorous plant appears to be very remontant, and I am hoping it will be a climber. Jeri Jennings, Camarillo, California |
Early indications are that B.A.M. will be very resistant to powdery mildew and to rust.
Jeri Jennings |
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In several months in Coastal Southern California, it has proven to be very vigorous, and to have excellent repeat bloom. Sprays on a still immature plant are made up of as many as 5 blooms. Blooms run upwards of 2.5 inches across. The moschata fragrance is VERY intense. It appears that this will be a vigorous climber. It has had no sign of any disease problems. -- Jeri Jennings, Camarillo, CA |
This is a terminal bud, on a still-immature plant. I feel strongly that, once mature, B.A.M. will be something like a pale apricot version of "Secret Garden Musk Climber."
The fragrance is INTENSE moschata -- and it is clearly remontant.
Jeri Jennings |
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