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New Face

Color: Pink Introduced: 1982 Bloom Form: Single Repeat Bloom: Yes Shade Tolerant: Yes

Soft, salmon pink with white eyes and yellow stamens in large clusters. New Face is one of the very few roses that will bloom well even in fairly deep shade. Many visitors remark that…

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Pink Moderate Arching
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
1982
4-5 ft Height
2.5 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Single
Fragrance
Moderate
Growth Habit
Arching
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Shade Tolerance
Yes
Color Family
Pink

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Breeding and Source Notes

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Rogue Valley Roses

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Rogue Valley Roses New Face Out of stock $24.95
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Overview

Soft, salmon pink with white eyes and yellow stamens in large clusters. New Face is one of the very few roses that will bloom well even in fairly deep shade. Many visitors remark that it reminds them of a pink dogwood. As you can see its healthy foliage and sparkling clusters in our bush photo, its healthy foliage and sparkling clusters have the ability to light up dark corners. It receives only occasional dappled light where we have it among dark evergreens. We have listed the height at 5′, but we’re noticing a decided willingness to climb in our Zone 8 climate. It can easily be kept to a modest height, however. Introduced in 1982 in the Netherlands by Peter Ilsink.

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