'Hopie Girl' rose Reviews & Comments
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I planted this last year and in late summer/early fall it really bloomed well. That was only an omen of what was to come. This spring the bush took off like a rocket after dormancy and no winter protection at all in zone 5. It has turned into a blooming machine, covered with buds. If you take out the terminal bud you get pretty sprays and if you take out the side buds you will get some exhibition quality single stem blooms that last well in the vase. It also stayed very healthy from all the normal rose pests last year.
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Thanks for your comment. Hopie Girl is indeed a bloom machine. My plants ended last year at over 8' tall. It was bred with exhibition in mind and to improve the hardiness and vigor of yellow roses. I'm happy to see it did well in your climate. I hope more people will grow it. A word of caution though, you need to give it a lot of room.
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One year later on May 12, 2006, Hopie Girl has now been in the ground for 3 years. In the foreground is Golden Age (close to 4' tall) In the background is Hooie Girl (close to 6-tall) loaded with blooms
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