Paul Zimmerman says that this rose was used as a fund raiser for the Green Blades Garden Club of Tryon, North carolina. Its origin is unknown, other than that it was introduced in 2002 and into commerce in the US in 2007 by Ashdown Roses. I am seeking information on the mature height of this rose which I understand is nearly continuous blooming and excellent for groundcover or pots.
Rose Profile
Pride of Tryon
Paul Zimmerman says that this rose was used as a fund raiser for the Green Blades Garden Club of Tryon, North carolina. Its origin is unknown, other than that it was introduced in 2002…
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At-a-Glance Profile
Garden Personality
A quick portrait of how this rose grows, blooms, and earns its place in a home garden.
- Seller
- Rogue Valley Roses
- Introduced
- 2002
- Best Zones
- 4-9
Bloom Style
How It Shows Up in the Garden
- Bloom Form
- Fully Double / Very Double
- Fragrance
- Light
- Growth Habit
- Spreading
- Repeat Bloom
- Yes
Garden Fit
Where It Is Most Comfortable
- Rose Class
- Shrub
- Color Family
- Apricot/Peach/Salmon
Background
Breeding and Source Notes
- Seller Signals
- Rogue Valley Roses
Where to Look Next
Rose Market
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| Seller | Listing | Price | Offers | Link |
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| Rogue Valley Roses | Pride of Tryon | $24.95 |
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What Growers Notice
Notes, Photos, and Shared Experience
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