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Fara Shimbo™

Color: Pink Class: Moss Introduced: 2003 Best Zones: 5-9 Bloom Form: Single Shade Tolerant: Yes

Note: Fara Shimbo is the same as Nightmoss 1 in that series This is a well-behaved shrub in the typical Gallica style, remaining compact and not suckering excessively. The foliage is grass green and…

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Moss Pink Strong
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
2003
Best Zones
5-9
3-4 ft Height
2.5 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Single
Fragrance
Strong

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Shade Tolerance
Yes
Rose Class
Moss
Color Family
Pink

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Rogue Valley Roses

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Rogue Valley Roses Fara Shimbo™ Out of stock $28.95
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Overview

Note: Fara Shimbo is the same as Nightmoss 1 in that series This is a well-behaved shrub in the typical Gallica style, remaining compact and not suckering excessively. The foliage is grass green and gently crinkled, and has been extremely disease resistant in our test garden. The fully double 3 inch blooms are produced in clusters of up to 7, which open sequentially over a long period. In fact, it is generally one of the first Gallicas to start blooming, and the last to finish. The blossom color is a blend of mauve, deep pinks and glowing crimson, varying with weather conditions. There is a nice fragrance as well, but not overly strong. A very nice addition to the Gallica class. Not suitable for climates warmer than zone 8. Photo copyright Paul Barden 2009. Introduced in 2003.

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