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Golden Moss

Color: Apricot/Peach/Salmon Class: Moss Introduced: 1932 Best Zones: 5-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double

I have yet to see a Pedro Dot rose that did not have a special quality that made it memorable. The very fragrant blooms of this moss are shockingly beautiful in an ethereal kind…

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Moss Apricot/Peach/Salmon Strong
Breeder
Pedro (Pere) Dot
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses, Heirloom Roses
Introduced
1932
Best Zones
5-9
8-10 ft Height
3 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Fully Double / Very Double
Fragrance
Strong

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Moss
Color Family
Apricot/Peach/Salmon

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Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
Rogue Valley Roses, Heirloom Roses

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Seller Listing Price Offers Link
Rogue Valley Roses Golden Moss by Dot Out of stock $26.95
ARS Offer 10% • Only available with phone orders.
Out of Stock
Heirloom Roses Default Title $53.00
Discount Code 20% • ROSELADY26
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Overview

I have yet to see a Pedro Dot rose that did not have a special quality that made it memorable. The very fragrant blooms of this moss are shockingly beautiful in an ethereal kind of way. The silky fully petaled blooms have all the shades of apricot in the softest tones. So what if they, like lilacs, only come once a year. I have read that this moss is capable of climbing. We plan to keep ours tamed by pegging and stretching it along a fence. Photo copyright Paul Barden 2009. Introduced in 1932.

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