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Aloha

Color: Pink Class: Climbing Hybrid Tea Introduced: 1949 Best Zones: 5-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double Repeat Bloom: Yes

The vigorous Aloha and its apricot sport, Dixieland Linda, are stunningly beautiful, versatile garden plants that can be grown as sturdy, upright shrubs, pillars, or climbers. Of particular interest is the nuanced coloring with…

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Garden Personality

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Climbing Hybrid Tea Pink Strong may be grown as a climber, Shrub
Breeder
Eugene S. Boerner
Seller
Antique Rose Emporium, Rogue Valley Roses, Heirloom Roses
Introduced
1949
Best Zones
5-9
6-8 ft Height
4-5 in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Fully Double / Very Double
Fragrance
Strong
Growth Habit
may be grown as a climber, Shrub
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Climbing Hybrid Tea
Color Family
Pink

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Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
Antique Rose Emporium, Rogue Valley Roses, Heirloom Roses

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Seller Listing Price Offers Link
Rogue Valley Roses Aloha Out of stock $28.95
ARS Offer 10% • Only available with phone orders.
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Antique Rose Emporium Default Title $34.95 Visit Seller
Heirloom Roses Default Title $53.00
Discount Code 20% • ROSELADY26
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Overview

The vigorous Aloha and its apricot sport, Dixieland Linda, are stunningly beautiful, versatile garden plants that can be grown as sturdy, upright shrubs, pillars, or climbers. Of particular interest is the nuanced coloring with hints of terracotta and salmon toward the deeper pink centers and the rich fragrance. The glossy healthy foliage holds up well in wind and rebloom is rapid. Introduced in 1949.

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