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Rose Profile

Agnes

Color: Yellow Class: Rugosa, Shrub Introduced: 1900 Best Zones: 3-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double

This is a very hardy, very early blooming rugosa. The blooms are fully double light yellow with deeper tones of buff and amber upon opening at the center of the bloom. They are borne…

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Garden Personality

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Rugosa, Shrub Yellow Strong Arching
Seller
High Country Roses, Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
1900
Best Zones
3-9
6-8 ft Height
4 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Fully Double / Very Double
Fragrance
Strong
Growth Habit
Arching

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Rugosa, Shrub
Color Family
Yellow

Background

Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
High Country Roses, Rogue Valley Roses

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Rose Market

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Rogue Valley Roses Agnes Out of stock $26.95
ARS Offer 10% • Only available with phone orders.
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High Country Roses Agnes Out of stock Out of stock
Discount Code 20% • ROSEGEEK
ARS Offer 15% • Online code is in your membership book.
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Overview

This is a very hardy, very early blooming rugosa. The blooms are fully double light yellow with deeper tones of buff and amber upon opening at the center of the bloom. They are borne on short stalks, along the arching canes of the bush. Occasionally a few blooms may appear later in the season after the spring flush. Introduced in 1900.

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