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From the 1928 autumn catalogue of Wilhelm Pfitzer, page 16.
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Very nice sized yellow blooms on a, so far, compact bush. This is a young plant in its first season and so far it is performing well.
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Photographed in my Idaho garden on July 3, 2025.
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In very hot and humid weather Mysterious takes on a violet hue for me. It will be russet in the spring and autumn but this color during the summer.
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Photographed in my Idaho garden on July 3, 2025.
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From 'The Bystander' magazine, Oct 2, 1907, page 50. The accompanying text reads "A New Variety. This novelty was exhibited by Messrs. Dickinson and Sons, of Newtownards, and has been named "Avoca." The flowers are of a deep crimson-scarlet colour, and, in fact, in places there is a very definite suggestion of a purply-blue shade. Perhaps next year the novelty will be a blue rose? The scent is as sweet as any midsummer bloom, and the plant is so hardy that it will blossom continuously until late in the autumn."
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Very nice sized yellow blooms on a, so far, compact bush. This is a young plant in its first season and so far it is performing well.
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a faded summer bloom. Heat makes the flowers smaller but they dont lose their form. They dont fade to peach so much as sun bleach.
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