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Charles Lawson

Color: Pink Class: Bourbon, Hybrid Bourbon Introduced: 1853 Best Zones: 5-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double Repeat Bloom: Yes Shade Tolerant: Yes

Lovely lavender-pink buds, sometimes with darker edges, open cupped then flatten somewhat and are densely swirled around a green eye. This is a mammoth shrub which in just a few years can attain a…

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Bourbon, Hybrid Bourbon Pink Strong Arching
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
1853
Best Zones
5-9
8-10 ft Height
3.5 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

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

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Shade Tolerance
Yes
Rose Class
Bourbon, Hybrid Bourbon
Color Family
Pink

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Rogue Valley Roses

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Overview

Lovely lavender-pink buds, sometimes with darker edges, open cupped then flatten somewhat and are densely swirled around a green eye. This is a mammoth shrub which in just a few years can attain a size of ten by twelve feet wide or more. Ours grows where it is supported in our fierce windstorms by a sturdy fence. It is covered every year with hundreds of blossoms. As often is the case with antiques, the bush starts with more blooms than it can open. Some fall off early while others turn brown at a later stage of attempting to open. This should not deter anyone considering this rose, however, because the overall effect is magical in a normal year. Introduced in 1853.

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